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Note: Events that are related use the same log ID. For example, if a workstation
controller has an error that causes an automatic dump, both the permanent
error and the IOP dump have the same log ID.
Change Product Activity Log sizes
Select this option from the Product Activity Log display. This option allows you to
change log area sizes.
Note: To change the size of all the logs at one time, select the Change all function.
Work with removable media lifetime statistics
Select this option from the Product Activity Log display. This option allows you to
perform the following:
v Work with the removable media lifetime statistics
v Display volume statistics information
v Review lifetime counters for a specific volume
v Delete volume statistics lifetime counters
v Sort lifetime statistics by error rates or volume IDs
You can send the output of this option to a printer (if available) or to the console.
Select the Work with removable media lifetime statistics option to display a lifetime
entry report.
Figure 41 shows an example of a lifetime entry report. This report contains
information about various volume IDs. The customer might want to exchange
media that has a high number of read or write errors. To ensure accurate statistics,
each media must have a unique volume ID.
If the following symbols appear before the volume ID on the Work with Lifetime
Statistics display, perform the suggested action:
Work with Lifetime Statistics
Removable media......: 1/4inch cartridge tape
Type options, press Enter.
4=Delete entry 6=Print entry
Volume --------Errors-------- --------K Bytes-------
Option ID Read Write Read Written
>>KEN 23452450 23450 23457123 97689690
DENNIS 2 0 14307 0
NANCY 0 3 214494 137546
LARRY 0 0 3 0
VIDYA 0 0 1 0
BOB 0 0 361 0
SCOTT 0 0 2 0
PTFFIX 0 0 3 432
F3=Exit F5=Refresh F10=Delete all
F11=Print all F12=Cancel
(C) COPYRIGHT IBM CORP.
Figure 41. Example Lifetime Report
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- ERserver 1
- ER s e r v e r 3
- Contents 5
- Service Functions V5R2 6
- Contents v 7
- Index ...............331 8
- Danger Notices 9
- Battery Return Program 10
- Environmental Design 10
- Caution Notices 10
- Attention Notices 11
- Laser Safety Information 12
- Who should read this book 13
- How to send your comments 14
- System paging environments 16
- Limited paging 16
- Full paging 17
- Performing an IPL to DST 18
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- Function keys (in DST) 23
- DST options 24
- Perform an IPL 25
- Work with disk units 27
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- Work with system devices 39
- Work with system values 40
- Select DST console mode 41
- Start a service tool 42
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- Save Licensed Internal Code 54
- Work with system partitions 56
- Work with system capacity 56
- Work with system security 56
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- Packaging hardware resources 61
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- Logical hardware resources 63
- Locate resource by name 64
- Resource does not exist 65
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- Work with service action log 70
- Device concurrent maintenance 72
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- Service Manager displays 75
- Change resource details 75
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- Concurrent maintenance 77
- Create frame information 78
- Debug the resource 80
- Display address 81
- Display associated resources 81
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- Display card gap information 83
- Display failed resources 84
- Display location information 85
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- Display resource details 87
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- Manufactured by IBM 90
- Shared by multiple systems 90
- Display resource status 92
- Display system bus resources 93
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- Display unresolved locations 96
- Refresh the display 97
- Reserve frame space 98
- Display detail 99
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- Display system information 103
- Display port information 104
- Verify resources 106
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- Verification procedures 109
- Verify optical storage unit 110
- Verify diskette 110
- Verify tape 110
- Verify communications 111
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- Introduction 113
- Product Activity Log (PAL) 114
- The Service Action Log (SAL) 114
- Product Activity Log location 115
- Paging environment 115
- Options and function keys 116
- Analyze log 116
- Display or print by log ID 117
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- Sort by ... function 119
- Address information function 120
- View description function 121
- 4C and 4D 122
- 18C through 18F 123
- 0123 4567 89AB CDEF EBCDIC 123
- Location Example 123
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- Resource name 125
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- System reference code 127
- Multiple SRC entries 128
- Logical address format 128
- Sequence number 129
- Secondary code 129
- Table ID 129
- IPL source/state 129
- Hexadecimal report 129
- Length in bytes Description 130
- 017C 4 Component data length 131
- Length in Bytes Description 131
- hex 000180.Ifthe 131
- 00019F are: 131
- 0123 4567 89AB CDEF 133
- System password 140
- System unique identifier 141
- Primary console requirements 142
- History file 144
- SB2, SB3, and 890) 146
- Changing the address 148
- 8xx, SB2, SB3, and 890) 149
- Logical partitions 150
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- I/O resource 156
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- Guest partitions 161
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- HSL I/O bridge 166
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- 6xx, 7xx, SB1, and Sxx) 174
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- 51 00, 01 NIA (8 bytes) 185
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- SB3, and 890) 191
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- SRC formats 205
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- Identifying SRCs 207
- Status indicators 208
- System Reference Codes (SRCs) 210
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- IPL status SRCs 215
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- General status SRCs 228
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- IPL speed recommendations 231
- Methods to perform IPL 231
- Alternate installation IPL 232
- IPL sequence 232
- Abnormal ending 233
- Functions performed 233
- Initialization output 234
- Data descriptions 234
- Log entries 234
- Status SRCs 235
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- Cumulative PTF packages 238
- PSP listings 238
- Licensed programs 238
- Code naming conventions 239
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- Hardware information 244
- System power overview 244
- Power supply 244
- Battery power unit 244
- SPCN power components 245
- Primary node 245
- Secondary node 245
- SPCN menu flow 246
- Battery capacity test 248
- Serial number 249
- Display Detail option 250
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- Test battery option 254
- System Interconnect 255
- High Speed Link 255
- Multi-adapter bridge 256
- Resource names 256
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- RJ-45 cable wrap connector 265
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- Automatic main storage dump 284
- Copying a main storage dump 286
- Display main storage dump 288
- Main storage dump status 289
- Error recovery for dumps 290
- Reporting the error 290
- Additional help 291
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- System Service Tools (SST) 296
- SST options 297
- Appendix A. OS/400 285 299
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- 288 Service Functions V5R2 302
- Function keys (SST) 303
- System-detected problems 304
- Problem log 305
- Customer-detected problems 306
- Service support facility 307
- Displaying OS/400 PTFs 307
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- Appendix A. OS/400 295 309
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- Appendix A. OS/400 297 311
- 298 Service Functions V5R2 312
- Commonly used system values 313
- 300 Service Functions V5R2 314
- CHGSRVA PTFINSTYP (*DLYIPL) 315
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- Appendix A. OS/400 305 319
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- Appendix A. OS/400 307 321
- Verify commands 322
- Commonly used verify commands 322
- Procedure 323
- Test descriptions 323
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- Appendix A. OS/400 311 325
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- Appendix A. OS/400 313 327
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- Appendix A. OS/400 315 329
- Communications tests 330
- Concurrent LPDA-2 tests 331
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- Appendix A. OS/400 319 333
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- Appendix B. Notices 335
- Trademarks 336
- Appendix B. Notices 323 337
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- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL 356
- Printed in U.S.A 358
- SY44-5902-05 358
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