IBM SC30-3681-08 manual ELS Message Buffering Monitoring Commands, Flush

ELS Monitoring Commands (Talk 5)
ELS Message Buffering Monitoring Commands
	Table 25 describes the commands available at the ELS Config Advanced> prompt.
	Table 25. ELS Message Buffering Monitoring Commands
	Command			Function
	? (Help)			Displays all the commands available for this command level or lists
				the options for speci®c commands (if available). See ªGetting Helpº
				on page 10.
	Flush			Clears the message buffer and turns off logging to the message
				buffer.
	List			Displays the operational settings for message buffering.
	Log			Enables logging of selected messages to the message buffer.
	Nolog			Turns off logging of selected messages to the message buffer.
	Set			Sets the size of the message buffer, the wrapping mode, whether
				logging occurs, which event will end message buffering, and what
				the system does when message buffering is stopped by an event.
	Tftp			Sends the ELS message buffer to a ®le at a remote host.
	View			Displays all or a speci®c number of messages in the message
				buffer. You can also control how the messages scroll off the screen.
	Exit			Returns you to the previous command level. See ªExiting a Lower
				Level Environmentº on page 11.
	Flush
	Use the ¯ush command to set logging off, clear the messages from the buffer, and
	release the buffer memory for other use by the system.
	Syntax:
	flush				buffer
	List
	Use the list command to list the ELS message buffering con®guration.
	Syntax:
	list				status
	Example:
	ELS-------------------------------------Advanced>list		status		Configuration
	Logging Status:		OFF		Wrap Mode: ON	Logging Buffer Size:	8500 Kytes
	Stop-Event:	APPN.2			Stop-String:	netdn for intf 6
	Additional Stop-Action: APPN DUMP
	------------------------------------				Run-Time Status------------------------------
	Has Stop Condition Occurred ?				YES	Messages currently in buffer:		1222
	See ªSetº on page 212 for a description of the commands that change the values in
	the display.
	Log
	Use the log command to select which messages will be logged to the message
	buffer.
	Syntax:

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