Files:
     AAAREADME.TXT   - this file
     HOT_START.COM   _ restart logger on the fly if it was shut off for some
                       unusual reason or for the end of the month report
     LOGGER.FOR      _ the main program, runs detached
     LOGGER_MONTH.COM- runs at the beginning of each month, runs log_report.com
     LOG_REPORT.FOR  - Generates monthly uptime reports
     START_LOGGER.COM- starts logger within systartup
     STOP_LOGGER.COM - stops logger within syshutdwn
     VAXA.WORK       - sample work file (timestamp)
     VAXA_89_LOG.DAT - sample data archive file
     VAXA_LOG_FILE.DAT - sample monthly data file
     VAXA_REPORT.DAT - sample monthly uptime report
       


                                LOGGER

     Logger is a program that logs shutdowns, startups, crashes and
   reasons for crashes to a file.  It is a rework of the original program
   written by someone else in the C language.  These programs produce a
   useful monthly uptime report.

     Logger runs in two modes.  On shutdown and startup it passes a
   parameter (either Shutdown or Startup) which is written to a file
   along with a timestamp and reason for shutdown/crash.  During normal 
   operation, logger timestamps a work file every ten minutes and a log 
   file once a day.  
 
    Version 1.0 
        initial implementation Nov 1988

    Version 2.0 
        Bugfixes and enhancements:
     *  take care of division by zero during calculation of average elapse
        to reboot if no crashes/shutdowns occured
     *  un-hardwire business hours.  You can now set your own by modifying
        parameters COFFEE and SOMINEX for begin and end of business day 
        respectively.
     *  Add subroutine to accurately calculate business downtime
        eg if crash at 5:00pm and end of business day is 6:00pm
        and came back up at 7:00pm, will indicate business downtime
        of 1 hour.