Valid for

Logger

Description

Use LOGGERFILENUM when you are running applications with preset file numbers.

As BASELIB opens Logger, Logger file numbers can collide with the preset file numbers the application expects to use. BASELIB deals with this by opening Logger multiple times until it gets a file number greater than those used. Then BASELIB closes the temporary opens containing file numbers that could not be used.

LOGGERFILENUM instructs BASELIB to force its open on Logger to be a file number greater than the value set for LOGGERFILENUM. For example, if the application uses preset file numbers 1 through 10 you would set LOGGERFILENUM to a number greater than 10.

This parameter is unnecessary for most installations. It is only required if the user application opens files with a specified file number.

Syntax

LOGGERFILENUM file_number

file_number

The file number on which BASELIB bases its Logger file numbering sequence.

Example

LOGGERFILENUM 30