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8.107.3 Parameter

ON

ON displays the messages in the default kind with message number followed by
the message text.

OFF

No messages are displayed.

TEXT

Displays only the text part of the message (without message numbers).

TIME

Prefix the messages with a timestamp.

NODEBUG

The messages are not issued in debug mode (not prefixed additionally with the
name of the source member and the line number that issues the message).

DEBUG

The messages are prefixed additionally with the name of the source member and
the line number that issues the message.

TAPE

Display tape related messages.

DASD

Display DASD related messages.

COMM

Display communications related messages.

UR

Display unit record related messages.

SCSI

Display SCSI related messages.

CTCA

Display CTCA and LCS related messages.

GRAF

Display graphics (3270) related messages.

THREAD

Display threading related messages.

CHANNEL

Display channel related messages.

VERBOSE

Displays additional messages during configuration file processing.

TERSE

This turns the verbose message level off. This is the default unless VERBOSE is
specified either through the MSGLEVEL system parameter or panel command or if
Hercules is started with the “-v” option.

8.107.4 Examples

Example 1:

Display the current message level.

HHC00013I Herc command: 'msglevel'

HHC17012I MSGLEVEL = terse nodebug tape dasd ur comm ctca graf scsi

Figure 201: MSGLEVEL command (display message level)

Example 2:

Set the message level to supress UR and SCSI related messages.

HHC00013I Herc command: 'msglvl -ur -scsi'

HHC17012I MSGLEVEL = terse nodebug tape dasd comm ctca graf

Figure 202: MSGLEVEL command (suppress certain messages)

Example 3:

Set the message level to DEBUG.

HHC00013I Herc command: 'msglevel debug'

cmdtab.c 350 21:01:56 HHC90000D DBG: Panel_Exit CommandLockCounter 0

logmsg.c 261 HHC00007I Previous message from function ProcessPanelCommand() at cmdtab.c[350]

cmdtab.c 361 21:01:56 HHC90000D DBG: RC = 0

logmsg.c 261 HHC00007I Previous message from function ProcessPanelCommand() at cmdtab.c[361]

cmdtab.c 602 21:02:01 HHC02101I Logger: log closed

Figure 203: MSGLEVEL command (set message level DEBUG)

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