The /DIAGNOSE SET AOSLOG command updates the attributes of the specified facility. The SET
keyword is mutually exclusive with the SNAP keyword.
The AOSLOG parameter
The AOSLOG parameter enables or disables logging of events related to APPC and OTMA
synchronous transactions in a shared queues environment. When enabled, the events are
written to the OLDS as type X'6701' records.
If AOSLOG(ON) is specified in a non-shared-queues environment or when AOS=N is specified in
the DFSDCxxx PROCLIB member, the command is rejected with a DFS2859I message.
ON Enables AOS logging
OFF
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