ChildProcessLaunchCommand
Set the pipe command specifying where the system sends the structured log data.
Synopsis
[Logging] ChildProcessLaunchCommand=Executable Options
The default is of the form:
ChildProcessLaunchCommand=irislogd.exe -f /path/to/myfilename.log
Description
The ChildProcessLaunchCommand specifies where the system sends structured log data. It takes a target executable that receives the log data. You can optionally specify arguments for the executable.
For the default irislogd executable, you can pass the following arguments:
| Argument | Purpose |
|---|---|
| -d | Emit diagnostic and error messages |
| -e errfilename | Write errors and diagnostic messages to the given file. |
| -f logfilename | Write log messages to the given file. |
| -h hostname | Includes the given host name in the structured log file. |
| -i irisinstance | Includes the given instance name in the structured log file. |
| -s | Write log messages to the Unix® syslog facility (Unix® only) |
Changing This Parameter
You can change this parameter using the management portal, the ^LOGDMN routine, or the class-based API (all described in Configure Structured Logging. Alternatively, you can edit the CPF in a text editor (as described in Editing the Active CPF).
