In this manual, the descriptions are based on the following message formats:

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XXXXnnnnn-Y

message-text

Message explanation

(S)

Operation by a service platform

(O)

User action

Note that (S) and (O) might not be provided for some messages.

XXXX

ID (prefix) indicating the environment (development environment, execution environment, or operating environment) in which the message was issued. The prefix consists of four letters.

nnnnn

Message number managed by the program that issued the message. Each message is assigned a unique 5-digit number.

Y

Message level. The message level is shown with one alphabetic character.

The letters indicating message levels and their meanings are explained below:

E (Error)

Indicates that an error-level problem has occurred.

When a message of this level is issued, processing stops.

W (Warning)

Indicates that a warning-level problem has occurred.

After a message of this level is issued, processing continues.

I (Information)

Describes a system operation.

After a message of this level is issued, the processing continues or ends.

Q (Question)

Message requesting that the user respond to the displayed message.

When this message is displayed, the system waits for the user's response.

message-text

Indicates message text that is output by a service platform.

Message explanation

Indicates an additional explanation for the message text.

Description

Indicates an additional description for the message text.

(S)

Indicates an operation by a service platform.

(O)

Indicates a required user action. Note that "Contact the maintenance personnel" indicates that the system administrator needs to contact our helpdesk based on the purchase agreement.