10.1.2 Formats for messages output during package distribution or during file collection
The message code (the numerical part of a message ID) of a message reported during package distribution or file collection is sent to the managing server.
Detailed information is set from the 94th byte of the job management file, and uses four bytes per message. The section where a message code is not set is padded with (0x00). Up to seven message codes are sent to the managing server. The 8th and subsequent message codes are not sent.
An example of detailed information is as follows:
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- 2205
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KDDM2205-E: An error occurred during the receiving of the file.
- 2055
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KDDM2055-E: Could not find the specified packages in the managing server.
In this example, you can determine that an error occurred during file transfer because the specified packages could not be found in the managing server. Consider all the detail codes that are set to determine the cause of an error.
In the system of a Windows manager server, you can check messages in the Job Execution Status window to check the detailed information stored in the job management file. For details of how to check the contents of the job management file, see the manual provided for the managing server.