HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 357)

Monitoring Event Messages
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Operator Message Monitoring Tools
Operator Message Monitoring Tools
Several utilities on your system can help you monitor operator messages, including:
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Event Management Service (EMS) provides event-message collection, logging,
and distribution facilities for the NonStop™ Kernel operating system. For more
information, see the EMS Manual.
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TSM EMS Event Viewer helps you perform many of the tasks associated with
viewing and monitoring EMS event logs ($0 and $ZLOG). It enables you to search
for and view the log files in a variety of ways and retrieve events based on start and
end time, subsystem, source, and multiple or specific events. For more information,
see the TSM Online User’s Guide and the TSM EMS Event Viewer Application
online help.
Operator Message Types
For more information, see the Operator Messages Manual.
Operator Messages Format
Operator messages are preceded by a header that contains:
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Subsystem ID
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Event number
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Time the message was generated
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Name of the system that sent the message
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Process ID or processor number of the process that issued the message
Only portions of the subsystem ID and the event number are shown as header
information in this guide.
This example shows the format for Compaq Open Systems Interconnection/Message
Handling System (OSI/MHS) operator messages as they are sent to disk files, terminals,
or printers:
Message Type Definition
Common Messages “common” to several subsystems; they have negative event
numbers.
EMS Messages sent under the Event Management Service (EMS) subsystem ID.
OSS Messages sent under the Open System Services (OSS) subsystem ID.
Subsystem DSM display format messages generated by a specific subsystem.
96-10-03 15:09:51 \NET.$FTI1 TANDEM.MHS.G01 000023 $ZL1
MR.\NET.MRGRP1 $RL11: OSI resource
problem with device \NET.$LAPX.#Z0004BW
on call APS_ASSOC_CONNECTREQ returned
with -1001, 140