John McKown wrote: >When I need to capture the "current" z/OS SYSLOG to a data set, I do it by >going into SDSF DA. I then SORT ASID to get *MASTER* to the top. I then put a >? in front of it to show the SYSLOG entry, which I can then use like an XD >command to copy to disk. But I've noticed something "weird". I have two >members in my Sysplex (basic). For one *MASTER*, I see a DD name of SYSLOG02 >and a STEP name of RESOLVER. For the other *MASTER*, I see a DD name of >SYSLOG02, but a STEP name of BPXOINIT.
With SYSNAME * command, I also see that behaviour across al my LPARs. Oh, BTW, the STEP names are seeming to me 'random' depending on LPAR, I quickly looked at start and end of those SYSLOG??, but could not find anything... I will look at it later again to see if those names are still the same or not. And try the same on others systems too. >I'm just really curious about this oddity. Does anybody out there have >something different? What? And Why??? You must get a prize for being a PI! ;-) If you get an answer, please shout! Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
