V8.4 header

ID

Message number

The message number consists of 7 digits. The meaning of each digit is explained below.

First digit: message level

I:

Information

W:

Warning

E:

Error (Non-Critical)

X:

Error (Critical)

Second digit: program type

0:

Service

1:

Receive

2:

Observe

3:

Send

8:

Scheduler

L:

Other

P:

Operation Log

Third and fourth digit: for internal use by the system

From fifth through seventh digit: detail codes (codes for each program)

DATE

Log output start date and time

The date format varies depending on the value set for Date Format (datefmt) in the System Environment Settings.

CLASS

Message level

I:

Information

W:

Warning

E:

Error (Non-Critical)

X:

Error (Critical)

PNAME

Process name

HULFT service:

hulsrvc

Send:

hulsdd

Receive:

hulrcv

Observe:

hulobs

Scheduler:

hulsch

PID

Process ID

TID

Thread ID

DTLCODE

Detail error code

A detail error code is output when the message level is "W," "E," or "X."

If the operation is successful, "0" is output.

 

Normally, the error code of the OS is output, but it has a different meaning in the following cases:

• If an error occurs on the remote host

  When an error occurs on the remote host, the error code of the remote host is output.

• If the child process error '721' occurs

  If error '721' (child process error) occurs during Receive processing, Observe processing, or while using the Scheduler, the error code of the child process is output.

MYHOST

Host name

The host name that is set for Local Host Name (myhostname) in the System Environment Settings is output.

UNAME

User name

Outputs information about the user permissions that are used for the processing within HULFT.

FID

File ID

SNAME

Service name