| System Administrator’s Guide to Installing DataMgr |
Format of | The format of a system log message is illustrated below: |
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Aug 14 1:16:12 nserv dataMgr dmfsd[1001]: E0006 (5) <00000> Message.
Host name.
Product name, DataMgr in this case.
Process that logs message.
Month, day, time message was generated.
Actual Text.
Transaction number, always 00000.
Priority level, in parentheses.
Log number, begins with “E.”
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| 0 | EMERGENCY: system panic. |
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| 1 | ALERTS: startup, shutdown, and crash. |
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| 3 | ERROR: unsuccessful operation. |
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| 4 | WARNING: system resources are running short. |
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| 5 | NOTICE: general system information. |
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| 6 | INFORMATION: confirms a successful operation. |
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Setup Tasks
Setup Tasks |
