When you use the user log functionality, log is output in the following format:

Number Date Time

AppName

pid tid

MsgID

Message text

CRLF

The following table describes the output contents of items in the above format.

Table 9-3 Log format

Field	Output contents
Number	The serial number of trace code (four digits) is output. The number starts from 0000 and returns to 0000, when the number reaches 9999.
Date	The date (yyyy/mm/dd format), during the output, is output.
Time	The time (hh:mm:ss.nnn format), during the output, is output.
AppName	The application-distinguished name is output. You specify the application-distinguished name within 16 bytes. If the length limit is exceeded, the value after that limit is truncated.
pid	The process-distinguished name (hexadecimal) is output. This value differs from the value that manages the OS. In the case of a log output by using CJMessageFileHandler, the hash value that is assigned to the Runtime instance by JavaVM is output. In the case of a log output by using CJMPMessageFileHandler, the lower level 32 bits, during the time (in milliseconds) at which Hitachi Trace Common Library is loaded by JavaVM, is output.
tid	The thread-distinguished name (hexadecimal) is output. This is a hash value assigned to the Thread instance by JavaVM. This value differs from the value that manages the OS.
MsgID	The message ID is output. You specify a message ID within 21 bytes. If the length limit exceeds, the value after that limit is truncated.
Message text	This is a message body. This is a string that does not contain the control characters such as CR (0x0D), LF (0x0A), NULL (0x00), and EOF (0x1A). You specify a length from 0 through 4,095 characters. If the length limit exceeds, the value after that limit is truncated. Note that if you include control characters, output contents are not guaranteed.
CRLF	The record terminal code (0x0D or 0x0A) is output.