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PRINT Command

Prints PowerExchange Logger for z/OS active and archive log records in hexadecimal format to a SYSOUT data set. The SYSOUT data set is dynamically allocated each time you run this command. Depending on the parameters you set, you can print the following sets of records:

The 50 log records that start from the starting RBA that you specify

All log records up to the ending RBA that you specify

All log records between the starting and ending RBAs that you specify

Usually, you use the PRINT command only at the direction of Informatica Global Customer Support for troubleshooting purposes. The command can produce a very large amount of output.

Syntax

To issue the command with the MVS MODIFY command, use the following syntax:

F proc_name,PRINT {STARBA=x'rba_number',ENDRBA=x'rba_number'}

The proc_name
variable is the PowerExchange Logger procedure name.

To issue the command in batch mode, add the following control statements to a batch job:

PRINT 
{STARBA=x'rba_number',ENDRBA=x'rba_number'}
END

You must specify STARBA, ENDRBA, or both. If you specify both parameters, include a comma between them.

Parameter Descriptions

You must specify at least one of the following parameters to indicate the range of log records to print. If you specify both parameters, the log records between the specified starting and ending RBAs are printed.

{ENDRBA|STOPRBA|STORBA}: Specifies the RBA that indicates the end of the range of log records to print. Enter this RBA value in hexadecimal format, beginning with the letter “X” and then adding exactly 12 hexadecimal digits enclosed in single-quotation marks, for example, X'0000004552FF'. If you do not know this RBA value, you can get it either by reviewing the messages that were generated when the log records were created or by running the PowerExchange Logger DISPLAY OBJECT=LOG command.; If you do not also enter a STARBA value, all log records up to the ENDRBA position are printed.; If you enter both STARBA and ENDRBA values, the ENDRBA value must be greater than the STARBA value.
{STARBA|STARTRBA|LOGRBA}: Specifies the RBA that indicates the start of the range of log records to print. Enter this RBA value in hexadecimal format, beginning with the letter “X” and then adding exactly 12 hexadecimal digits enclosed in single-quotation marks, for example, X'000000422108'. If you do not know this RBA value, you can get it either by reviewing the messages that were generated when the log records were created or running the PowerExchange Logger DISPLAY OBJECT=LOG command.; If you do not also enter an ENDRBA value, the 50 log records starting from the STARBA position are printed.; If you enter both STARBA and ENDRBA values, the STARBA value must be less than the ENDRBA value.

Example

The following command prints the PowerExchange Logger log records between the starting RBA and ending RBA that are specified:

F PWXLOGR1,PRINT STARBA=x'000000422108',ENDRBA=x'0000004552FF'}

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