All Event Log entries have a consistent format. Each entry contains a one-line prefix followed by module information and two or more lines of message text.

The first line of the message contains three elements:

• The mm-dd-yy hh:mm:ss is the date and time of entry.

• The component_name is an abbreviation for the originating library server component. For example, ACSLM, ACSSA, CSI, storage server, etc.

• The nn is the request ID enclosed in square brackets. This ID is generated by the ACSLM when it receives a valid request. You can enter a query request command to check the status of the request specified by the request ID.

The second and subsequent lines contain the following information:

• The message_number is the number of the message.

• The classification is a one-letter classification of the message. These classifications are as follows:

  • N - not classified

  • I - information only

  • W - warning

  • E - error

• mod_id, mod_ver, and mod_line indicate respectively the file name of the ACSLS module that generated the message, the module version, and the module line number. These identifiers are included to help Oracle Support personnel isolate the cause of the problem. They are not intended to be used by system administrators or library users.

• The function is the component function that generated the message. Error messages (E) generally include function. Informational messages (I) generally omit function. (See line three of the generic format for all entries, shown on the preceding page).

• The message text is the message itself. The message may take up one or more lines of text.