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Accelerate Mainframe Log Analysis with LogZ Explorer

Access mainframe logs directly from Visual Studio Code and accelerate analysis and troubleshooting. LogZ Explorer seamlessly integrates access to log data stored in LogZ into developers’ familiar working environment.

Direct Log Access in VS Code: Access mainframe logs directly within your familiar development environment and eliminate unnecessary context switching.
Faster Troubleshooting: Analyze current and archived job logs efficiently to identify and resolve issues faster.
Less Complexity, Higher Productivity: Reduce the need for additional tools and mainframe-specific knowledge while simplifying onboarding for new developers.

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Analyze Mainframe Logs Directly in Visual Studio Code

LogZ Explorer enables developers to access mainframe logs directly within Visual Studio Code. Development, testing, and log analysis can take place in one central workspace, reducing context switching between different tools and interfaces while preserving established development workflows

Simplify Troubleshooting and Boost Developer Productivity

Fast access to current and archived job logs helps developers identify and analyze issues more efficiently. At the same time, LogZ Explorer reduces operational complexity and makes onboarding easier by minimizing the mainframe-specific knowledge required to access log data. The solution leverages existing MSGCLASS logic and provides flexible short- and long-term log access via SDSF and LogZ.

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