I supposed one could look at DSPLOG after converting it to a spool file.
However WHY would one ever want to do that??? Especially when one could
http://ibm.biz/DB2foriServices
SELECT
ORDINAL_POSITION, -- A unique number for each row that indicates the
time order of messages in the job log.
MESSAGE_ID, -- The message ID for this message.
MESSAGE_TYPE, -- Type of message.
MESSAGE_SUBTYPE, -- Subtype of message.
SEVERITY, -- The severity assigned to the message.
MESSAGE_TIMESTAMP, -- The timestamp when the message was sent.
FROM_USER, -- The current user of the job when the message was
sent.
FROM_JOB, -- The qualified job name when the message was sent.
FROM_PROGRAM, -- The program that sent the message.
MESSAGE_LIBRARY, -- The name of the library containing the message
file.
MESSAGE_FILE, -- The message file containing the message.
MESSAGE_TOKENS, -- The message token string. If the value is longer
than 4096 characters, it will be truncated with no warning.
MESSAGE_TEXT, -- The first level text of the message including
tokens, or the impromptu message text.
MESSAGE_SECOND_LEVEL_TEXT -- The second level text of the message
including tokens.
-- SYSLOG_EVENT, -- The Common Event Format (CEF) syslog event for
the message preceded by a header of the requested type.
-- SYSLOG_FACILITY, -- The syslog facility assigned to the event.
-- SYSLOG_SEVERITY -- The syslog severity assigned to the event.
-- SYSLOG_PRIORITY -- The syslog priority number assigned to the
event.
FROM TABLE (QSYS2.HISTORY_LOG_INFO()) AS X
Where message_text like '%eturn code%' and message_text not like '%eturn
code 0%'
ORDER BY ORDINAL_POSITION desc;
Rob Berendt
midrange.com
