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PowerExchange Logger Verbose Messages

If you enter VERBOSE=Y in the pwxccl.cfg configuration file, the PowerExchange Logger for Linux, UNIX, and Windows produces more detailed messages during initialization, condense, fileswitch, record expiration, and shutdown processing. You can use these messages to assess PowerExchange performance and processing status.

For example, the following verbose messages indicate CPU use by the Writer subtask:

Message PWX-33274 is issued before the Writer subtask starts reading source data after initialization and before the PowerExchange Logger shuts down:

PWX-33274 CPU Total number. CAPI Read number. Writing number. File switching number. Other number

Message PWX-33279 issued after each file switch:

PWX-33279 CPU total number. This file total number. CAPI Reads number. Writing file number. Other number

If you do not use verbose messaging, you can use the DL, DG, DISPLAY CPU, and DISPLAY RECORDS commands to gather statistics that are useful for assessing PowerExchange Logger performance and status.

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CDC Guide for Linux, UNIX, and Windows

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PowerExchange Logger Verbose Messages

PowerExchange Logger Verbose Messages