Event Reporting |
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Event Reporting |
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The kernel and Kernel Manager output error, warning, and informational messages to the system event log file Syslog (Unix), Eventlog (Windows NT), and an ESDS VSAM file. (S/390 Mainframe) There are five levels of detail that can be written to the log. The level is set by the P4EVENTREPORTLEVEL environment variable, held in the [Pro4 Bus] section of a pro4v[n].ini file.
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Messages Reported |
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0 |
None |
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1 |
Errors – fatal errors that can cause the kernel or Kernel Manager to terminate. |
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2 |
Errors, and Warnings – events that the kernel or Kernel Manager can recover from. |
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3 |
Errors, Warnings, and Information – messages that may be useful for debugging (Minimum value for UMSGs to appear in the log). |
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4 |
Errors, Warnings, Information, Additional information – extra debugging information. |
Event Log Filter Values
Note that a value of three is the minimum required to write UMSG text to the log file.
The Unix Syslog is configured using /etc/syslog/conf. The PROIV syslog messages use a syslog Facility Code of LOG_USER. For more information, consult your Unix Administration Guide. For NT Eventlog and Unix Syslog error messages see Error and Information Messages.
Topic ID: 540051