RE: How do I turn off or delete logs to IFS.

I went to Window > Preferences > Remote Systems > Files, and checked the
Show hidden files box. The Root/home/KCOOKSON/.eclipse directory still
didn't show up in RSE. Could this have something to do with it being a
directory instead of a file? 

Thanks,
Kelly

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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] How do I turn off or delete logs to IFS.






Hi Kelly, to show the .eclipse directory go to Window->Preferences-> Remote
Systems->Files, and turn on the Show hidden files option.

Kushal Munir
Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
IBM Toronto Lab, 8200 Warden Ave., Markham, ON
Phone: (905) 413-3118        Tie-Line: 969-3118
Email: kmunir@xxxxxxxxxx


                                                                           
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Our system administrator pointed out a large number of logs in an IFS
folder
generated by WDSCi.

The logs were in the Root/home/KCOOKSON/.eclipse/RSE directory in the IFS.
The logs were named SBM00099.log where the '99' was a sequential number
(SBM00011.log, SBM00012.log, etc.). They appeared to contain messages about
program compiles and source member copies.

How do I turn off this logging function? If I can't turn it off, can WDSCi
delete the logs so only a few recent logs remain?

Also, while in the RSE perspective, I went to IFS Files > Root file system
>
home > KCOOKSON, but the directory would not expand to show me the .eclipse
directory or the RSE directory. I can drill down in other IFS directories
as
deeply as I want.  It just acts like the KCOOKSON directory is empty.

Is this a design feature or a bug?

Thanks,
Kelly

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