Robert,

It's been awhile since I've checked this, but the QUIET option DID used
to affect what got put into the schedule log.  However, when you make
changes to the dsm.sys/dsm.opt files, make sure you restart the adsm
scheduler (dsmc sched) to make the changes take effect.

..Paul

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On Thu, 13 Jul 1995 16:06:27 EDT Bob Klein said:
On Thu, 13 Jul 1995 16:06:27 EDT Bob Klein said:
>Some of our users are backing up disks with thousands of files
>and a very complicated subdirectory structure.  As a result, their
>schedulelog file becomes very large very fast.  They would like
>to be able to restrict the information that gets put in the
>schedulelog file, e.g. just the summary stats.  They are using
>the schedulelogretention option, but that does not really meet
>their needs.  The QUIET option appears to affect only what is
>displayed on the monitor, not what goes into the schedulelog
>file.  Is there an option I have overlooked.  If not, could someone
>from IBM comment on whether there are plans to provide this
>sort of capability?  Thanks.
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