Set a SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE called MQMAXERRORLOGSIZE=100.
It will make these logs up to 1 MEG, quadrupling your capabilities for error
logs.
Consider upping your DISCINT a little bit on the channels as well, so they
are not constantly starting and stopping. I recently upped all mine to 10
minutes from 2 minutes, because of the same reason. Even with the 1 MEG
error logs, there was still a lot of these messages.
I believe you can also set some variables which can suppress these messages
all together, but I am not sure exactly what the name is. I probably
wouldn't want to anyway, as this info can sometimes be useful.
-Original Message-
From: Jeff A Tressler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 1:16 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Error log sizing
I understand how to establish large sized recover logs, there are switches
as part of the crtmqm command. What I am interested in is the AMQERR?.LOG
files. Specifically under Windows NT. Our error log files fill up with
channel start
and channel stop messages and the messages that tell where you can safely
remove the recover logs.
Between all three error logs, they cover about four hours. If I want to
check
for errors the previous evening, I am out of luck. Is there some way to
resize these or establish larger sizes at queue manager creation?
Jeff Tressler
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