Standalone Logtool for MPE/iX

141 PROCESS CREATION
143 CHGROUP
144 FILE OPEN
146 MAINTENANCE REQUEST
148 UPS MONITOR LOG
150 DIAGNOSTIC INFO
151 HPMC
152 LPMC
160 CM FILE CLOSE
205 NM FILE CLOSE
227 CHDIR
228 PROCESS ADOPTION
229 FILE OWNER CHANGE
234 PASSWORD CHANGES
236 RESTORE
238 ACD CHANGE
240 USER LOGGING
241 PROCESS CREATION
242 SECURITY CONFIG CHG
244 FILE OPEN
245 CI COMMAND LOG
305 NM FILE CLOSE
344 FILE OPEN
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Standalone Logtool for MPE/iX: Records
Record Definition Files
Record Definition Commands
COMMENT
RECORD`ID
TAG`ID
Record Description Commands
RECORD`LENGTH
N`FIELDS
RECORD`LABEL
FIELD`FORMAT
VAR`LABELS
VALUE`LABELS
VARIANT
Tag Usage Example
RECORD`ID Installation Example
Record Definition Files
Each entry found in the system error log has an associated record ID number, which is the first 16 bits of every log
entry. Since these record ID numbers identify unique log entries, LOGTOOL will use these record ID numbers to match
data from the log files with a record ID declaration. The record ID declarations specify the exact format of each log
record and will be used during the translation of a log file. Therefore, the record definition file contains a series of
RECORD ID DECLARATIONS. To support PASCAL record variants, a second type of record ID may also appear in
the file. These are referred to as TAG IDs, since they describe a variant record tag field. Therefore, the record
definition file would look as follows:
<record id X control statements>
<record id Y control statements>
<record id Z control statements>
The record definition file consists of control statements. Each statement has two fields: the "command field" that