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command description needed

svcadence

Hi,

Can anyone explain me about the following commands in SOC encounter

unlogcommand selectinst

logcommand selectinst

Thanks,

sv

 

 

  • They're non-productized commands (meaning you're free to use them but they're not officially supported) that give you a way to influence which commands are logged (in your .cmd file and in your .log file with the <cmd> notation).

    One situation where they can be useful is if you're written a custom proc and you want that to appear in the log file with a <cmd> notation and in your .cmd file, you can use the logCommand command to achieve this behavior.

    Another is if you've found that a certain command is being logged thousands of times and you want to suppress that logging.

    Note that this doesn't influence whether the output of the commands is logged- just whether the command itself is logged.

    Let me know if that doesn't explain it.

    Thanks,
    Bob

  • Thank you Bob,

    Iam clear with your explanation..

    Thanks,

    sv

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