MQSeries.net :: View topic - How do I cut down the number of information events for logs?

scottbell · Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2003 5:43 am Post subject:

Assume you have a queue manager with linear logging.

Then assume it gets little traffic, say 1,000 messages a day.

You carefully monitor the event logs, and you find that the queue manager is firing out informational events every few minutes to tell you what the oldest log file for media recovery is.

How can you control the frequency at which it tells you this information. I can't find any setting. I am trying to cut down the number of information events.

Also, the MQ documentation talks about the following:
1. You are a set of primary and secondary log files
2. The can change the number of primry abnd seconday log files, and the number of "pages" written to a single log file

I assume the documentation does not apply to linear logging. In fact the documentation does not make clear what secondary and primary log files actually contain. In linear logging, it is just sequential and will contain until the disk is full.

My final questions is, does anyone know why channel objects are not stored in log files? I read this somewhere.