6.3 Common message log

The common message log reports on the status of the Performance Management system and its problems.

The language for the common message log is determined by the LANG environment variable that is set during service start or command execution. Therefore, character strings in multiple language codes might exist.

This subsection describes the format of the Performance Management information that is output to the common message log.

Output format

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Description of items

Item	Description	Length
`log-output-date-and-time`	Shows the date and time of output to the log, in the format `YYYY/MM/DD hh:mm:ss` (local time): `YYYY`: Year `MM`: Month `DD`: Date `hh`: Hour `mm`: Minute `ss`: Second	19 bytes
`program-name`	Shows the program name.	8 bytes
`process-ID`	Shows the process ID (as a right-justified decimal number). For example, `1000` would be displayed as `00001000`.	8 bytes
`thread-ID`	Shows the thread ID (as a right-justified decimal number). For example, `1000` would be displayed as `00001000`.	8 bytes
`source-file-name`	Shows the name of the source file (only the first 15 characters are displayed, even if the source file name consists of more than 15 characters).	15 bytes
`row-number`	Shows the row number (as a right-justified decimal number). For example, row number `100` would be displayed as `0100`.	4 bytes
`message-ID`	Shows the message's ID.	11 bytes
`message`	Shows the text of the message.	1 to 128 bytes

Output example

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