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Does SECURITRE log violations only, or does it have an option to log all or selected transactions for debugging purposes?

April 26, 2017debugging log option purposes securitre Selected transactions violations

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Does SECURITRE log violations only, or does it have an option to log all or selected transactions for debugging purposes?

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The function of SECURITRE is to act as an interface between the ADABAS/NATURAL environment and the SSF. SECURITRE does no logging of its own. Any logging will be done by the SSF, so all of the logging and trace functions of the SSF are available. The number of violation messages can be controlled via the SECURITRE parameter LOGVIOL. This parameter can be specified as ALL to cause SECURITRE to tell the SSF to log all violations by a given user for a given file. LOGVIOL may be set to FIRST, causing only the first violation to be logged by the SSF. Subsequent calls rejected by SECURITRE are not logged. SECURITRE does provide an internal trace printout for debugging purposes. The printout is designed to help customers and TSI technical support personnel to diagnose a problem rapidly. The trace may be activated or deactivated via the SECURITRE parameters or through the SECURITRE Real-time Monitor.