Log Stream Attribute Change Sample Clauses

Log Stream Attribute Change. ‌ Description 5 This notification is generated when one or more class attributes associated with a SaLogStreamConfig class has changed. There is one SaLogStreamConfig class for each of three persistent log streams: notification, alarm, and system. The consequences of a configuration change is that the Log Service shall close the 10 current <filename>.cfg file (and rename it to <filename>_<closetime>.cfg) and the current <filename>_<opentime>.log file (and rename it to
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