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6.4 Operation status log

The operation status log consists of log information output by PFM - Web Console.

This subsection describes the format of information that is output to the operation status log.

Output format

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Description of items

Item

Description

Length

number

Log serial number

4 bytes

log-output-date-and-

time

Shows the date and time of output to the log, in the format YYYY/MM/DD hh:mm:ss.sss (local time):

YYYY: Year

MM: Month

DD: Date

hh: Hour

mm: Minute

ss: Second.

sss: Millisecond

23 bytes

program-name

Always shows PFM-WebConsole.

Up to 16 bytes

process-ID

Shows the process ID (hash value assigned to a Runtime instance by JavaVM).

8 bytes

thread-ID

Shows the thread ID (hash value of the java/lang/Thread object).

8 bytes

message-ID

Shows the message's ID.

11 bytes

type

Shows the event type code that indicates the timing of output to the log.

The meanings of the event type codes are as follows:

OCΔ Δ: Object creation

ODΔ Δ: Object deletion

FBΔ Δ: Function start

FEΔ Δ: Function termination

ECΔ Δ: Exception

ERΔ Δ: Error message

PBΔ Δ: Call from another program

PEΔ Δ: Return to another program

Δ Δ Δ Δ: Other

4 bytes

message

Shows the message, in the format [PFM####:%%%:$$]&&&&

The meaning of the values are as follows:

[: Indicates the beginning of the message log ID.

####: Log output number.

This is a 4-digit number in the range 0000 to 9999 that is obtained by counting from 0 the number of times log information has been output. When the number reaches 9999, it starts over at 0000.

:: Indicates a separator.

%%%: PFM - Web Console's event type code.

The meanings of the event type codes are as follows:

FBI: Start of main method

FEI: End of main method

FBS: Start of method

FES: End of method

ECΔ: Exception

ERΔ: Error (-E) message

DPΔ: Debugging information

INF: Information (-I, -Q, -K) message

CAL: Call from another program

RET: Return from another program

:: Indicates a separator.

$$: Log level.

This is a 2-digit number that indicates the trace level of the output message.

The levels indicated by the numbers are as follows:

01: FATAL

10: WARN

20: DEBUG

30: TRACE

]: Indicates the end of the message log ID.

&&&&: Message text.

Up to 1,023 bytes

Legend:

Δ: One-byte space

Note:

The KAVJZ5999-E message may be output to the operation status log when each hierarchy tree in the navigation frame is redrawn, but this does not affect operation.

Output example:

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