The messages that appear in the enterprise server console log originate
from various system components and differ in their format. The items that are
common to every message are:
- A date and time stamp
- An error code in the format:
CASAAnnnnsmessage-text
where the variables are:
| AA |
A two-letter code for the component from which the
message originated. The codes and components are:
| CD |
Console daemon |
| CF |
Configuration support |
| CS |
Communications |
| FD |
Dump formatter |
| KC |
Task control |
| RD |
Resource definition |
| SI |
System initialization |
| SP |
Synchronization point and recovery |
| ST |
Server termination |
| XO |
Transaction manager |
|
| nnnn |
A four-digit message number |
| s |
One of the following severity codes:
| I |
Information only; no action is required |
| W |
Warning: the action you attempted succeeded
but with results that you need to be aware of |
| E |
Error: the action you attempted failed |
| S |
Severe error |
|
| message-text |
The text of the message |
Some messages also display the following information between the timestamp
and the error code:
| Process ID |
The process identifier of the process that the message applies
to |
| Server name |
The name of the enterprise server that the message applies to |