The following messages are information level 1 messages. These messages appear only when the information display level is 1 (default) or greater (option -i).

I1001: Group “group-name” removed.

Group “group-name” was successfully removed from the database. This message appears in response to a REMOVE ALL command.

I1002: Pattern “group-name” - pattern-# removed.

The pattern identified by “group-name” - pattern-# was successfully removed from the database. This message appears in response to a REMOVE command.

I1003: Pattern "group-name" - pattern-# created.

A new pattern identified by “group-name” - pattern-# was successfully added to the database.

I1004: Pattern "group-name" - pattern-# updated.

An existing pattern identified by “group-name” - pattern-# was successfully updated.

I1005: Definition beginning at line ’line-#’ omitted.

The pattern or variable definition beginning at line-# was not processed. This message appears in response to an OMIT command.

I1006: Use pattern number 'ALL' to remove all messages in a group.

A REMOVE command was specified without a group name. The correct syntax is REMOVE "group-name" ALL.

I1007: The -s option can be used to avoid 
memory failures with large databases.

This message appears after a memory allocation failure has terminated BADB. Most memory errors can be avoided by using the BADB option -s to give an estimate of the number of patterns in a large database.

I1009: Symbol symbol is only valid when 
building a database-type AMS database.

A symbol specific to a particular type of database was specified when building a database of another type. For example, a symbol specific to OS 2200 consoles, such as INSTANCE, READ-AND-REPLY, or RUNID, was used when building an SP-AMS database, or a symbol specific to SP-AMS, such as HOSTID or PASSWORD, was used when building a CP-AMS or SMART AMS database.

I1010: 'The substitution-type' variable is only valid when
building a database-type AMS database.

Either the predefined variable _RUNID was specified when building a SP-AMS database, or the predefined variable _HOSTID was specified when building a CP‑AMS or SMART AMS database.

I1011: This version of BADB does not support 
Sun UNIX SP-AMS databases.

SP-AMS databases created on a Sun UNIX Operations Sentinel Server are not supported.

I1012: Definition beginning at line line-number 
ignored due to errors.

VADB encountered one or more errors while processing a pattern definition in a BADB source file. As a result of the error(s), BADB ignores the pattern definition and so VADB does not create a message. line-number indicates the line in the BADB source file where the pattern definition starts.

I1013: Line ignored due to errors.

VADB encountered one or more errors while processing an input line from an Operations Sentinel log file or straight message text file. As a result of the error(s), VADB ignores the line.