HP-UX SNAplus2 CSV Programmer's Guide

Common Service Verbs Reference
LOG_MESSAGE (HP-UX Systems Only)
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appropriate category; use the values SV_PROBLEM,
SV_EXCEPTION, or SV_AUDIT when writing new
applications.
SV_INTRV, SV_INTRV_16, SV_NO_INTRV_16
Equivalent to SV_PROBLEM
SV_NO_INTRV, SV_NO_INTRV_10
Equivalent to SV_EXCEPTION
SV_NO_INTRV_8, SV_NO_INTRV_6
Equivalent to SV_AUDIT
A message of type SV_EXCEPTION or SV_AUDIT, or
equivalent, will be logged only if SNAplus2 is currently
configured to log messages of the appropriate type
(exception or audit); otherwise the message will be
ignored (although the verb will still return SV_OK).
Values other than SV_INTRV and SV_NO_INTRV may not
be supported by other CSV implementations.
In previous versions of SNAplus2, this parameter
determined whether the message was displayed on the
system console. This is now defined as part of the
message file format. For further information, see
“Creating a Log Message File”.
msg_ins_len Length of data to be inserted into the message (0–1000
characters). Specify a length of 0 (zero) if no data is to
be inserted.
msg_ins_ptr Address of the data to be inserted into the message.
This parameter is ignored if msg_ins_len is 0 (zero).
The data consists of 1–19 null-terminated strings. The
total length of the inserted data must not exceed 1000
characters.
When you create a log message file, you specify the
positions in the message text where these data strings
are to be inserted. For further information, see
“Creating a Log Message File”. The data supplied to
this verb must include a string for each parameter