Job Management Partner 1/Asset Information Manager Planning and Setup Guide

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11.3.3 How to interpret messages

This section explains how to interpret the messages that are output to the standard output message log, and to message log files.

Organization of this subsection
(1) How to interpret a standard output message log entry
(2) How to interpret a message log file

(1) How to interpret a standard output message log entry

The message log that is output by the asset management server consists of a message ID and message text that follows.

Message format

KDAM nnnn-m message-text
KDAM
Indicates that the message was issued by the asset management server.
nnnn
Indicates the component code that issued the message (the first n) + a serial number. The following are the component codes:
  • 7: Command
  • 8: Import and export
m
Indicates the type of message:
  • E (ERROR)
    Fatal error that required termination of the program.
  • W (WARNING)
    Error that does not require program termination, but that disables some functions.
  • Q (QUESTION)
    Error that requires a response from the user.
  • K (WORKING)
    Error reporting continuation of processing.
  • I (INFORMATION)
    Message providing information.

(2) How to interpret a message log file

The message log file that is output by the asset management server consists of a message output time, a message ID, and message text that follows.

Message format

yyyymmddhhmmss.ttt pid(tid) KDAM nnnn-m message-text
yyyymmddhhmmss.ttt
Indicates the message output date and time.
pid
Indicates the ID of the process that issued the message.
tid
Indicates the ID of the thread that issued the message.
KDAM
Indicates that the message was issued by the asset management server.
nnnn
Indicates the component code that issued the message (the first n) + a serial number. The following are the component codes:
  • 0: Installation and setup
  • 1: Asset management server
  • 2, 3: Extension
  • 4, 5: Database access DLL
  • 6: Asset Information Manager's LIB and DLL files
  • 7: Command
  • 8: Import and export
  • 9: Common DLL
m
Indicates the type of message:
  • E (ERROR)
    Fatal error that required termination of the program.
  • W (WARNING)
    Error that does not require program termination, but that disables some functions.
  • Q (QUESTION)
    Error that requires a response from the user.
  • K (WORKING)
    Error reporting continuation of processing.
  • I (INFORMATION)
    Message providing information.