22.1 Message output format

XXXXnnnnn-Y

message-text

Description of variable values

Description

Message description that supplements message-text

Action

Description of the action that the user is recommended to take

The table below lists and describes each of these elements in more detail. Note that for some messages there might not be a description of variable values or an action to take in response to the message.

Item	Description
XXXXnnnnn	This represents the message ID. It is composed of the following elements: `XXXX` This is `KDEA`, the message prefix for EADS messages. `nnnnn` This represents the message number maintained by EADS. Each message has a unique five-digit number.
Y	This represents the level of the message. The level of the message is indicated by a single letter. The meanings of the letters that indicate the message levels are as follows: E (Error) This is a message notifying you that an error has occurred. When this message is output, processing is suspended. W (Warning) This is a message notifying you that a warning-level problem has occurred. After this message is output, processing continues. I (Information) This is a message notifying you about system operations. After this message is output, processing continues.
Message text	This represents the message text output by EADS.
Description of variable values	The format `xx....xx`: `displayed-information` is used to indicate information displayed in the variable values in the message text (where `xx` are lowercase letters). The following is an example of a description of variable values: Example: `aa....aa`: IP address `bb....bb`: Port number
Description	This provides information that supplements the message text, such as the cause of the problem reported in the message, or the type of EADS operation that produced the message.
Action	This indicates the action that the user is recommended to take.

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