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Conference pamsrc::decmessageq

Title:NAS Message Queuing Bus
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Moderator:PAMSRC::MARCUSEN
Created:Wed Feb 27 1991
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2898
Total number of notes:12363

2862.0. "Logging settings for COM server" by SIOG::BATEMAN (We are all DECservers) Mon Apr 28 1997 11:20

I'm trying to set the tracing options for the COM server in
DMQ$SET_SERVER_LOGICALS as follows :-

	trace_output 	= "SYSOUT"
	group_output 	= "EVL_LOG"
	process_output	= "SYSOUT"

but on startup I get :-

1.	DMQ$TRACE_OUTPUT	SYSOUT
2.	DMQ$PROCESS_OUTPUT	EVL_LOG
3. 	DMQ$GROUP_OUTPUT	SYSOUT, CONSOLE, EVL_LOG

For some reason the group_output setting is being ignored. I'm seeing
this with DECmessageQ V3.2B on VAX. Is this a known problem with the
COM server settings?

Alan.
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Name		DateLines
2862.1Yes, known problem...KLOVIA::MICHELSENBEA/DEC MessageQ EngineeringMon Apr 28 1997 12:286
...due to the COM Server forcing some of the logging options to get behavior it
wants during startup.  It should be a bit more inteligent as to merging the user
switch settings with it's normal resetting of logging options.


Marty
2862.2work around?SIOG::BATEMANWe are all DECserversWed Apr 30 1997 13:5410
    
    My main objective is to prevent the COM server sending messages to the
    console (mean customer has end-users using the VMS console in some
    small locations to save buying additional terminal servers).
    
    Could I define DMQ$OPCOM_TARGET to go over the DMQ$GROUP_OUTPUT
    setting defaulting to CONSOLE?
    
    Thanks,
    Alan.
2862.3That's easy...KLOVIA::MICHELSENBEA/DEC MessageQ EngineeringThu May 01 1997 09:0914
re: .2

>    My main objective is to prevent the COM server sending messages to the
>    console (mean customer has end-users using the VMS console in some
>    small locations to save buying additional terminal servers).
 

	  ...just do:

		$ DEFINE/SYS DMQ$ERROUT NLA0:



Marty
2862.4ThanksSIOG::BATEMANWe are all DECserversThu May 01 1997 12:106
    Marty,
    
    Great - I had actually thought that DMQ$ERROUT was no longer used since
    the new logging process was introduced.
    
    Alan.