Each entry in the log file has the following format:
module severity level timestamp:session ID:transaction ID:thread:file and line number:operation: message
Log Output Example
Refer to the following table for a description of the values for each log file entry.
EPT T 03/17 17:18:21.513:M1001:93:tdpagt-t2:eptstart.c 3538: SQL text: 'BT'
| Value | Description | |
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| Module | Module identifier with one of the following values: | |
| SEQ | Entry refers to a log message from the Sequencer process but not in the context of processing a response from any Dispatcher. | |
| EPT | Message from Endpoint process. | |
| DPT | Message from Dispatcher process. | |
| WDG | Message from Watchdog process. | |
| C [nn] | Sequencer logs this message when processing a request from a Dispatcher numbered nn. For example, C00 corresponds to a message the Sequencer logs when processing a response from Dispatcher 0. | |
| RD [nn] | Dispatcher logs this message and numbers it nn. For example, RDS00 corresponds to a message Dispatcher 0 logs. These messages are added to the Dispatcher log. | |
This value can also be RE [nn] for messages relayed from an Endpoint, or RW [nn] for messages relayed from a Watchdog.
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| severity log level | Indicates the severity of the message with one of the following values: | |
| E | error | |
| W | warning | |
| I | informational | |
| T | trace | |
| timestamp | Timestamp when the entry was logged. For example, 09/09 09:08:26.232 in the Log output. Timestamps in the log file are always written in the local time zone, as defined on the physical box where the process is running.
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| session ID | Identifier "m-" for managed sessions with the transaction ID following or "t-" for passive sessions with the request ID following. | |
| transaction ID | Identifier for a Business Continuity Manager transaction. | |
| thread | Name of the internal thread that logged the entry. If there are multiple threads of the same name, then the thread number is also included. | |
| file and line number | Name of the file and line number which logged the message. | |
| operation | Internal operation being performed when the message was logged. | |
| message | Message that was logged. | |