Question:
When troubleshooting issues that are reproducible, the latest log files are looked at to identify the potential cause of the problem. At times, the log directory has a large number of RmiServer####.log and AgentService###.log files which can make finding the newest file(s) difficult.
Answer:
The first thing is to make sure that the AM environment has been set using $AW_HOME/site/sosite.
. sosite (or . ./sosite)
The commands vary from one *Nix system to another because the 'grep' command has different options available:
LINUX:
ls -At $AW_HOME/log|grep -P 'AgentService[0-9]{10}.log'| head -1
AIX:
ls -At $AW_HOME/log|grep -E 'AgentService[0-9]{10}.log'| head -1
SOLARIS:
No regular expression matching is available with the standard grep in /usr/bin/grep. However, if there is a grep installed in xpg4:
ls -At $AW_HOME/log|/usr/xpg4/bin/grep -P 'AgentService[0-9]{10}.log'
HPUX:
ls -At $AW_HOME/log|grep -E 'AgentService[0-9]{10}.log'| head -1
To find the latest RmiServer###.log file, simply use 'RmiServer[0-9]{10}.log' in place of 'AgentService[0-9]{10}.log'.