Notify users
of upcoming outages or of important activities that are about to or have
recently happened (such as new release level, switch from old to new CMS as
default, etc.). Typically, the SYSTEM LOGMSG file is a short-lived
file. Most of the year, there is no logmsg.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Subject: Re: LOGMSGWe use it to notify our users of upcoming outages......
Christine Brogan - TPF/VM Systems Support
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Good morning all.
I am just a little courious about how some of you might use(or not use) the LOGMSG data in your z/VM systems.
Tom
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