The header information for logical Activity Log records is detailed in the following table. The property names are those shown on the Activity Log listings.
Property | Description |
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Log Pivot | Log pivot number |
Log Date | Date of log event |
Log Record Length | Length of this record |
Log Time | Time of log event |
Log Record Type | Type of log event: 0 = Invalid 1 = System startup 2 = System closedown 3 = Program BOJ 4 = Program EOJ 5 = Data message from datacom, COMSTP, Report, or external Automatic Entry (Hub); or a comment (for example, a trace has been started) 7 = Log release |
Message Length | Length of logged message |
Unique ID | Glb.Unique value |
Source Description | Transaction source. For example: INTERNAL, FROM DATACOM, FROM COMSTP, FROM REPORT, FROM HUB |
Type Narrative | Description of type of event. For example, datacom Input or Output (DCOM I/P or DCOM O/P) if a data message |
Index 1 | Internal table index |
Start Pivot | Reports unique starting pivot |
Current pivot | Reports current internal pivot |
Program Name | Name of the relevant program. For example, Report or COMSTP program name at BOJ or EOJ |
Output Type | For Reports, the output type. For example LP, TP, or RP |
Comment Type | Type of comment, if applicable |
Comment Literal | Text of comment, if applicable |
Mix Number | Mix number of the program (Refer to Program Name property) |
Status | Internal status indicator for Report |
Action | Finish action for Report: 1 = Null 2 = Stopped 3 = Aborted 4 = Discarded (do not recover) 5 = Retrying |
Abort Pivot | Pivot point of Abort, if aborted |
History | How terminated |
Integrity | Integrity setting on EOJ: 1 = No (or spaces), 2 = Yes |
FNAM | File name equation, if applicable |
File Equates | File equations, if applicable |
Source Host | Host initiating the log event. For external Automatic Entries, sending host name |
Source Database | Database name of System initiating the log event. For external Automatic Entries, sending host name |
Source Input Pivot | Pivot number, usually the same as the input pivot. For Automatic Entries, the pivot of the ultimate originator |
Parent Host | Current host |
Parent Database | Current Database name |
Parent Requestor | Unique index to identify a station or dialog |
Parent Input | For outputs shows the pivot number of the matching input. Ignore for inputs. |
Auto Count | 1 = Number of Ispec records updated by an AUTO; within this transaction 2 = Only relevant on outputs 3 = Used for recovery |
Subsystem Number | Subsystem number |
Ispec | Ispec name |
Station Name | Station or dialog that sent or is receiving the message, or that initiated the activity |
Message Type | Message number, if applicable (Refer to the description of message types) |
Message Requestor | On input-only, used for AUTO; commands. On output, Internal update number |
Reply Indicator | 0 = Standard reply 1 = Retain transaction mode on startup 3 = External Automatic Entry reply 8 = Switch data input 9 = Station closed or Report wake up with parameter |
Error Indicator | 0 = No error 1 = Error 2 = Dialog record not found 5 = LSM security or privilege error 7 = DMS error 8 = Duplicate transaction number 9 = External Automatic Entry error. Also, refer to NOF skeleton for NOF and User errors |
Recovery indicator | Used in recovery to indicate type of input station or program. A non-zero value indicates recovery replay. For Report startup: 2 = no integrity updating 3 = no integrity inquiry |
Station Type | 0 = Standard station 1 = MT 983 2 = Workstation 4 = NOF terminal 9 = NOF program, ActiveLinc, CE Station |
Language Number | Language number for this transaction |
New Language Number | Language number at end of transaction |
Message Pivot | Used internally by log routines |
Message Reads | On output, count of DMS finds. On input, not used |
Message Writes | On output, count of DMS stores. On input, not used |
Unique Number | Unique number. Used for external Automatic Entry recovery |