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==Description==
==Description==
This parameter makes it possible to reduce the quantity of useless audit trail data
This parameter makes it possible to reduce the quantity of [[Tracking system activity (CCAJRNL, CCAAUDIT, CCAJLOG)#Generating an audit trail|audit trail]] data
associated with Janus Web Server applications. The WEBAUDIT parameter is a
associated with [[Janus Web Server]] applications. The <var>WEBAUDIT</var> parameter is a
collection of bits that, when set, reduce the quantity of data sent to the Model 204 journal
collection of bits that, when set, reduce the quantity of data sent to the [[Tracking system activity (CCAJRNL, CCAAUDIT, CCAJLOG)#Using the CCAJRNL data set|Model 204 journal]]
or make it possible to reduce this quantity. The bits in WEBAUDIT are:
or make it possible to reduce this quantity. </p>
<p>
The bits in <var>WEBAUDIT</var> are: </p>
 
<table class="thJustBold">
<tr><th>X'00000001'</th>
<td>Extends NOAUDIT capability, allowing NOAUDITW on the <var>[[MSGCTL command|MSGCTL]]</var> command.
<table>
<tr>
<td><b>MSGCTL <var class="term">msg_no</var> NOAUDIT</b></td>
<td>Prevents <var class="term">msg_no</var> issued on any thread from going to the audit trail</td></tr>


<dl>
<tr><td nowrap><b>MSGCTL <var class="term">msg_no</var> NOAUDITW</b></td> <td>Prevents <var class="term">msg_no</var> issued on a Janus Web Server thread from going to the audit trail</td></tr>
<dt>X'00000001'
</table>
<dd>Allow NOAUDIT and NOAUDITW keywords on MSGCTL command.
<p>
Specifying '''MSGCTL msg_no NOAUDIT''' prevents msg_no from ever
See [[#Usage notes|Usage notes]] for more information. </p>
going to the audit trail, while '''MSGCTL msg_no NOAUDITW''' prevents
</td></tr>
msg_no from going to the audit trail, if issued on a J''anus Web Server''
thread.


<dt>X'00000001'
<tr><th>X'00000002'</th>
<dd>Suppress APSY load since-last statistics for Janus Web Server threads.
<td>Suppress [[Application_Subsystem_development|APSY]] load [[Using system statistics#User since-last statistics|since-last statistics]] for Janus Web Server threads.
The resource usage associated with the APSY load such as CPU,
The resource usage associated with the APSY load such as CPU,
DKPRs, disk I/Os, etc. will be included in the EVAL since-last statistics
DKPRs, disk I/Os, etc. will be included in the EVAL since-last statistics
for the request. Since APSY load resource utilization is typically
for the request. Since APSY load resource utilization is typically
extremely minor relative to request evaluation, APSY load since-last
extremely minor relative to request evaluation, APSY load since-last
statistics tend to be fairly useless.
statistics do not provide much useful information. </td></tr>


<dt>X'00000004'
<tr><th>X'00000004'</th>
<dd>Suppress APSY load since-last statistics for all threads. The resource
<td>Suppress APSY load since-last statistics for all threads. The resource
usage associated with the APSY load such as CPU, DKPRs, disk I/Os,
usage associated with the APSY load such as CPU, DKPRs, disk I/Os,
etc. will be included in the EVAL since-last statistics for the request.
etc. will be included in the EVAL since-last statistics for the request.
Since APSY load resource utilization is typically extremely minor relative
Since APSY load resource utilization is typically extremely minor relative
to request evaluation, APSY load since-last statistics tend to be fairly
to request evaluation, APSY load since-last statistics do not provide much useful information. </td></tr>
useless.
 
<tr><th>X'00000008'</th>
<td>Suppress &#x201C;NO USERID&#x201D; logout messages (M204.0353) for Janus Web Server threads. These messages are sometimes issued before a user
logon, even though there is no user ID logged on the thread, so they are not useful. </td></tr>
 
<tr><th>X'00000010'</th>
<td>Suppress &#x201C;NO USERID&#x201D; logout messages (M204.0353) for all threads. These messages are sometimes issued before a user logon, even
though there is no user ID logged on the thread, so they are not useful. </td></tr>
</table>
 
==Usage notes==
<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> The MSGCTL NOAUDIT enhancement should be used with caution. Preventing certain messages from going to the journal could make diagnosing certain problems more difficult.</p>
 
In any case, the MSGCTL NOAUDIT and NOAUDITW provide a neater and more fine-grained way of reducing audit trail messages for Janus Web Server or other threads. Some good candidates for MSGCTL NOAUDIT or NOAUDITW are:
<table class="thJustBold">
<tr><th>M204.0099</th>
<td>MINIMUM SERVSIZE FOR THESE TABLES = ... </td></tr>
 
<tr><th>M204.0131</th>
<td>(Checkpoint completed or timed out messages) </td></tr>
 
<tr><th>M204.0353</th>
<td>(login/logout message that is essentially a shortened version of '''M204.0352''' that also gets logged to the journal) </td></tr>
 
<tr><th>M204.0608</th>
<td>FILE CLOSED: ... </td></tr>
 
<tr><th>M204.0619</th>
<td>GROUP FILE OPENED: ... </td></tr>
 
<tr><th>M204.0620</th>
<td>FILE file OPENED (-- NO UPDATES ALLOWED) </td></tr>
 
<tr><th>M204.0621</th>
<td>(Informational message indicating recovery status of file being opened) </td></tr>
 
<tr><th>M204.0622</th>
<td>(Informational message indicating the last update applied by the last rollforward for a file being opened) </td></tr>


<dt>X'00000008'
<tr><th>M204.0821</th>
<dd>Suppress &#x201C;NO USERID&#x201D; logout messages (M204.0353) for Janus Web
<td>GROUP FILE CLOSED: ... </td></tr>
Server threads. These messages are sometimes issued before a user
logon, even though there is no userid logged on the thread, so they are
singularly useless.


<dt>X'00000010'
<tr><th>M204.0858</th>  
<dd>Suppress &#x201C;NO USERID&#x201D; logout messages (M204.0353) for all threads.
<td>GROUP group OPENED (-- NO UPDATES ALLOWED) </td></tr>
These messages are sometimes issued before a user logon, even
though there is no userid logged on the thread, so they are singularly
useless.


The MSGCTL NOAUDIT enhancement should be used with caution. Preventing certain
<tr><th>M204.1203</th>
messages from going to the journal could make diagnosing certain problems more
<td>FILE file WAS LAST UPDATED ON ... </td></tr>
difficult. It is not, however, a new capability or one that is only available to Janus Web
Server customers. Even without Janus Web Server, it is possible to issue a MSGCTL
command for any message with the AUDITRK parameter. It is then possible to
suppress RK messages from going to the audit trail by making sure the X'20' bit is not
set in SYSOPT. The one unfortunate side-effect of this technique is that it also
suppresses RK messages that one might actually want to go to the audit trail, but this
can be overcome by MSGCTL'ing these messages to NOAUDITRK. Thanks to Warren
Kring for this technique.


In any case, the MSGCTL NOAUDIT and NOAUDITW provide a neater and more finegrained
<tr><th>M204.1238</th>  
way of reducing audit trail messages for Janus Web Server or other threads.
<td>(Informational message indicating the time the file was last recovered.) </td></tr>
Some good candidates for MSGCTL NOAUDIT or NOAUDITW are:
</table>
<dl>
<p>
<dt>M204.0099<dd> MINIMUM SERVSIZE FOR THESE TABLES = ...
The <var>NOAUD</var> parameter on Janus port definitions allows even more information to be suppressed from the audit trail on a port basis.
<dt>M204.0131<dd> (Checkpoint completed or timed out messages)
</p>
<dt>M204.0353<dd> (login/logout message that is essentially a shortened version of '''M204.0352''' that also gets logged to the journal)
<dt>M204.0608 <dd>FILE CLOSED: ...
<dt>M204.0619 <dd>GROUP FILE OPENED: ...
<dt>M204.0620 <dd>FILE file OPENED (-- NO UPDATES ALLOWED)
<dt>M204.0621 <dd>(Informational message indicating recovery status of file being opened)
<dt>M204.0622 <dd>(Informational message indicating the last update applied by the last rollforward for a file being opened)
<dt>M204.0821 <dd>GROUP FILE CLOSED: ...
<dt>M204.0858 <dd>GROUP group OPENED (-- NO UPDATES ALLOWED)
<dt>M204.1203 <dd>FILE file WAS LAST UPDATED ON ...
<dt>M204.1238 <dd>(Informational message indicating the time the file was last recovered.)


Under Sirius Mods version 6.9 and later, there is also a NOAUD parameter on Janus
port definitions that allow even more information to be suppressed from the audit trail on
a port basis.
</dl>
[[Category:System parameters]]
[[Category:System parameters]]
[[Category:Parameters]]
[[Category:Parameters]]

Latest revision as of 17:49, 11 December 2017

Janus Web audit trail reduction flags

Summary

Default value
X'00000000'
Parameter type
System
Where set
User 0 CCAIN parameters
Related products
All
Introduced
Sirius Mods 6.9

Description

This parameter makes it possible to reduce the quantity of audit trail data associated with Janus Web Server applications. The WEBAUDIT parameter is a collection of bits that, when set, reduce the quantity of data sent to the Model 204 journal

or make it possible to reduce this quantity.

The bits in WEBAUDIT are:

X'00000001' Extends NOAUDIT capability, allowing NOAUDITW on the MSGCTL command.
MSGCTL msg_no NOAUDIT Prevents msg_no issued on any thread from going to the audit trail
MSGCTL msg_no NOAUDITW Prevents msg_no issued on a Janus Web Server thread from going to the audit trail

See Usage notes for more information.

X'00000002' Suppress APSY load since-last statistics for Janus Web Server threads.

The resource usage associated with the APSY load such as CPU, DKPRs, disk I/Os, etc. will be included in the EVAL since-last statistics for the request. Since APSY load resource utilization is typically extremely minor relative to request evaluation, APSY load since-last

statistics do not provide much useful information.
X'00000004' Suppress APSY load since-last statistics for all threads. The resource

usage associated with the APSY load such as CPU, DKPRs, disk I/Os, etc. will be included in the EVAL since-last statistics for the request. Since APSY load resource utilization is typically extremely minor relative

to request evaluation, APSY load since-last statistics do not provide much useful information.
X'00000008' Suppress “NO USERID” logout messages (M204.0353) for Janus Web Server threads. These messages are sometimes issued before a user logon, even though there is no user ID logged on the thread, so they are not useful.
X'00000010' Suppress “NO USERID” logout messages (M204.0353) for all threads. These messages are sometimes issued before a user logon, even though there is no user ID logged on the thread, so they are not useful.

Usage notes

Note: The MSGCTL NOAUDIT enhancement should be used with caution. Preventing certain messages from going to the journal could make diagnosing certain problems more difficult.

In any case, the MSGCTL NOAUDIT and NOAUDITW provide a neater and more fine-grained way of reducing audit trail messages for Janus Web Server or other threads. Some good candidates for MSGCTL NOAUDIT or NOAUDITW are:

M204.0099 MINIMUM SERVSIZE FOR THESE TABLES = ...
M204.0131 (Checkpoint completed or timed out messages)
M204.0353 (login/logout message that is essentially a shortened version of M204.0352 that also gets logged to the journal)
M204.0608 FILE CLOSED: ...
M204.0619 GROUP FILE OPENED: ...
M204.0620 FILE file OPENED (-- NO UPDATES ALLOWED)
M204.0621 (Informational message indicating recovery status of file being opened)
M204.0622 (Informational message indicating the last update applied by the last rollforward for a file being opened)
M204.0821 GROUP FILE CLOSED: ...
M204.0858 GROUP group OPENED (-- NO UPDATES ALLOWED)
M204.1203 FILE file WAS LAST UPDATED ON ...
M204.1238 (Informational message indicating the time the file was last recovered.)

The NOAUD parameter on Janus port definitions allows even more information to be suppressed from the audit trail on a port basis.

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