IBM SC34-6814-04 User Manual
System logs are always presented in CICS Transaction Server for z/OS format..
Each general log comprises a stream of contiguous blocks of journaled data. Each
block comprises a block header followed by a variable number of CICS journal
records. Each CICS journal record comprises a record header followed by caller
data.
block comprises a block header followed by a variable number of CICS journal
records. Each CICS journal record comprises a record header followed by caller
data.
Figure 73 gives a graphical overview of a general log, showing the format of a
complete block, and the format of a complete journal record.
complete block, and the format of a complete journal record.
The format of the caller data depends on the CICS component that is issuing the
journal record, and also on the function being journaled at the time. Thus, for
example, the format of caller data in journal records issued by file control differs
from that of caller data in journal records issued by FEPI.
journal record, and also on the function being journaled at the time. Thus, for
example, the format of caller data in journal records issued by file control differs
from that of caller data in journal records issued by FEPI.
Format of general log block header
The log block header contains information of a general system-wide nature such as
the CICS applid writing the journal block. Figure 74 on page 714 shows the format
of the log block header.
the CICS applid writing the journal block. Figure 74 on page 714 shows the format
of the log block header.
Block
header
header
CICS
Journal
record
Journal
record
CICS
Journal
record
Journal
record
Record
header
header
Caller
data
data
Log block
Log block
Log block
Log block
Figure 73. Layout of a general log
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