When you use SECTCP tools to display daily HTTP access log entries, the related SECTCP programs provide some basic filtering out, such as dropping entries related to

• image or CSS files
• client IP addresses locally documented as search engines (robots) in file SECTCPDATA/ROBOTSIPS.

Should you want to add more filtering out, you may write a local exit program.
This exit program can reside in any library, except library SECTCP. Library SECTCPDATA is recommended.
An example program is available, SECTCPDATA/FLTHTTPLR.
Its source is in member FLTHTTPLR of source file SECTCP/QRPGLESRC.
To activate your filtering-out exit program, you must use command SECTCP/HTTPLOGFLT:

           Filter-out HTTP log entries (HTTPLOGFLT)          
 
 Type choices, press Enter.
 
 Filter HTTP log entries  . . . . FLTOPT  Y            Y, N 
 Filtering program  . . . . . . . FLTPGM  FLTHTTPLR     Name 
   Library  . . . . . . . . . . .           SECTCPDATA  Name 

                           

• Filter HTTP log entries (FLTOPT) - Whether the filtering-out program - specified in parameter FLTPGM - must be activated. Type:
  • Y (Yes) to activate the filtering-out program
  • N (No) to disable the filtering-out program.
• Filtering program (FLTOPT) - Qualified name of your filtering-out program.
  Of course you can try the SECTCP provided sample program SECTCPDATA/HTTPLOGFLT.
  The program library cannot be SECTCP.