Attribute Name

Contents

 

 

server_path

Stores information describing the rule engines that an event has

 

passed through. server_path has the following definition:

 

server_path list_of_strings;

 

Each element in the list represents one rule engine that the event

 

has visited, and each element contains a rule engine identifier,

 

server number, reception ID, and event handle. The following is an

 

example of a list:

 

chair 1

12121212 3

 

where:

 

 

chair

The rule engine identifier

 

1

The server number

 

12121212

 

 

 

The event reception ID in server 1

 

3

The event handle for the event in server 1

 

 

severity

The severity of the event. The database stores the severity as a

 

number. This mapping is defined in the root.baroc rule base file

 

and is set for the event server default severities as follows:

 

10

UNKNOWN

 

20

HARMLESS

 

30

WARNING

 

40

MINOR

 

50

CRITICAL

 

60

FATAL

 

You can also customize the severity settings.

 

 

source

The source of the event (for example, the OpenView adapter). The

 

source is defined by the adapter type.

 

 

 

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IBM Enterprise Console manual Attribute Name Contents Serverpath, Chair, 12121212, Severity, Source

Enterprise Console specifications

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