HP 3000 System Logfile User Manual

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HP 3000 APPLICATION NOTE #5
MPE SYSTEM LOGFILE
RECORD FORMATS
Г' HEWLETT May 1, 1986
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MPE SYSTEM LOGFILE RECORD FORMATS
This document describes the record formats for HP 3000 system log files for both MPE IV and V. The
details of system logging are discussed in Chapter § of the System Operation and Resource Management
Reference Manual (P/N 32033-90005) - for MPE V/E systems or Chapter 6 of the MPE IV System
Manager /System Supervisor Reference Manual (P/N 30000-90014) - for MPE IV and V/P.
The formats of most type of records are the same under MPE IV and MPE V. However, beginning with
MPE V/E, a few changes were made primarily to accomodate the new larger PIN and LDEV number
fields. In addition, the TYPE 4 record was enhanced to include PIN and CPU TIME fields.
INTRODUCTION
Log records are written to log files by MPE. This is done by calls to an internal procedure by the process
that requires the recording of a particular event. The log records can by subsequently accessed,
manipulated, and displayed through user-supplied analysis routines.
There are 21 types of log records that can be generated:
TYPE DESCRIPTION
Log Failure Record
System Up Record
Job Initiation Record
Job Termination Record
Process Termination Record
File Close Record
System Shutdown Record
Power Failure Record
Spoolfile Done Record
Line Disconnection Record
Line Close Record
I/O Error Record
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12 Physical Mount/Dismount Record
13 Logical Mount/Dismount Record
14 Tape Labels Record
15 Console Log Record
16 Program File Event Record
17 Call Progress Signals Record
18 DCE Provided Info Record
46 MPE Maintenance Request Log Record
47 Diagnostic Control Unit Log Record
Log records, although different in format, length, and content, always have the same heading:
: Field Length (words) Contents
1 Record Type
1 Record Length
Time Stamp ,
3 | (As defined in the CLOCK and CALENDAR intrinsics)
1 [0 Job Type 1] 2 Job Number 15
RECORD TYPE Defines the record as one of the 21 types listed before
RECORD LENGTH Defines the number of words that the record contains
TIME STAMP Date and time, in the same format used by the CLOCK and CALENDAR
intrinsics, as shown below
JOB TYPE Type of main process being run, where bits 0 and 1 have the following
meaning:
00
01
10
System
Session
Job
JOB NUMBER Number defining the job/session under which the log record has been
output. If the last word 1s 0, this means that the record is related to the
system and was not output for a user.
The TIME STAMP field as described above looks like this:
0 VYearllast 2 digits) 617 Day of Year 15
0 Hours 718 Minutes 15
0 Seconds 718 Tenth-of-Second |
DETAILED RECORD FORMATS
The remainder of this document describes each of the different record formats. When the MPE V and
MPE IV formats differ, each 1s shown.
LOG ERROR RECORD (TYPE 0)
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
i = О
1 = 10
Time Stamp
= 0
Missing Log Records
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This record is issued after a recoverable logging error has occurred, and logging resumes.
JOB TYPE/JOB NUMBER Always set to 0.
(1 word)
MISSING LOG RECORDS Total number of Log Record events occurring while the Logging
(2 words) System was suspended
MISSING JOB INITIATIONS Number of jobs/sessions initiated while logging was suspended
(1 word)
MISSING JOB TERMINATIONS Number of jobs/sessions terminated while logging was suspended
(1 word)
Note: The last three fields correspond to log records that would have been emitted if logging had not been
suspended.
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Field Length (words)
SYSTEM UP RECORD (TYPE 1)
Val | Tak
Contents alues Always Taken
1
17
Time Stamp
This record is issued after each cold-load or reload before the system is up.
JOB TYPE/JOB NUMBER
(1 word)
UPDATE LEVEL (1 word)
FIX LEVEL (1 word)
CORE SIZE (1 word)
AVAILABLE CST SIZE
(1 word)
AVAILABLE DST SIZE
(1 word)
AVAILABLE PCB SIZE
(1 word)
IOQ SIZE (1 word)
TRL SIZE (1 word)
ICS SIZE (1 word)
MAX # OF RUNNING JOBS
(1 word)
Always set to O
Update level of the system, composed of two ASCII characters
Fix level of the system, composed of two ASCII characters
Main-memory size in K (1024) words of memory
Number of entries in the Code Segment Table
Number of entries in the Data Segment Table
Number of entries in the Process Control Block
Number of entries in the Input/Output Queue
Number of entries in the Timer Request List
Number of words in the Interrupt Control Stack
Maximum number of running jobs/sessions allowed in execution
JOB INITIATION RECORD (TYPE 2)
Field Length (words)
Values Always Taken
Contents
1 Record Type = 2
1 ecord Length = 30
3 Time Stamp
1 Job Type 1] 2 Job Number 15
4 User Name
4 Account Name
4 Job Name
4 Logon Group Name
1 Input Logical Device Number
1 Qutput Logical Device Number
1 reserved
1 10 reserved 718 Logon Queue 15
2 CPU Time Limit
1 19 INPRI 718 OUTPRI 15
1 reserved
This record is issued by the MPE Command Interpreter following a successful logon to MPE.
JOB TYPE/JOB NUMBER
(1 word)
USER NAME (4 words)
ACCOUNT NAME (4 words)
JOB NAME (4 words)
LOGON GROUP NAME (4 words)
Type and number of job/session
User name as specified in the :JOB or :HELLO command,
left-justified, blank -padded
Account name as specified in the :JOB or :HELLO command,
left-justified, blank -padded
Job name as specified in the :JOB command, or the session name as
specified in the HELLO command, left-justified, blank-padded.
If jobname or sessionname was omitted, the words are filled with
blanks.
Group name under which the logon was performed, left-justified,
blank -padded |
INPUT LOGICAL DEVICE NUMBER
(1 word)
OUTPUT LOGICAL DEVICE NUMBER
(1 word)
LOGON QUEUE
(1 byte, right -justified)
CPU TIME LIMIT (2 words)
INPRI (1 byte)
OUTPRI (1 byte)
Logical device number of the standard input device for the
job/session
Logical device number of the standard listing device for the
job/session
Single ASCII character representing the subqueue in which the
job/session will execute; i.e. "B", "C", "D", or "Е"
Double-word showing the central processor time limit as specified
in the :JOB or :HELLO command. If no limit applied, the field
contains -1. If omitted, the field contains O.
Job selection priority as defined in the :JOB command, or the
default value if no priority specified.
Job output priority as specified in the OUTCLASS parameter of
the JOB command, or O if no priority is specified or the job type
1$ а session.
JOB TERMINATION RECORD (TYPE 3)
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
A
1
No ГО —» => => ()
Contents
nu
Lo
Time Stamp
CPU Time in Seconds
Elapsed Time in Minutes
This record is issued at the end of a job or session, regardless of the cause of the termination.
JOB TYPE/JOB NUMBER
(1 word)
MAXIMUM PRIORITY
(1 word)
NUMBER OF CREATIONS
(1 word)
CPU TIME (2 words)
ELAPSED TIME (2 words)
Type and number of the job/session
Lowest priority number (highest priority) ever run under by any process of
the job/session. This value can range from 0 to 255.
Total number of processes created under the main process during the
job/session
Double-word containing the total central processor time used (in seconds)
by all processes of the job/session
Double -word containing the wall clock time (in minutes) during which the
job/session has existed in the system. For a session, this time is called
connect time
PROCESS TERMINATION RECORD (TYPE 4) - MPE V
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
4
14
1
1
Time Stamp
mum Data ment e Ever
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CPU Time in Seconds
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PROCESS TERMINATION RECORD (TYPE 4) - MPE IV
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
1 = 4
1 = 11
3 Time Stamp
1
1
1
1
1
1
This record 1s issued when a user process other than a Main Process terminates.
JOB TYPE/NUMBER (1 word) Type and number of the job/session
# OF PROGRAM FILE SEGMENTS Number of segments contained in the program file
(1 word) loaded on behalf of the process
# OF NON-MPE SL SEGMENTS Number of segments from the segmented library
(1 word) (excluding MPE), loaded on behalf of the process
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MAXIMUM STACK SIZE EVER Largest size (in words) ever attained by the stack
(1 word) during process life
MAXIMUM DATA SEGMENT SIZE EVER Largest size (in sectors) ever attained by an extra
(1 word) data segment during process life
CUMULATIVE TOTAL OF VIRTUAL STORAGE Total amount of disc space (in sectors) requested
(1 word) for data (stack and extra data segments) during
process life
The following two fields are also generated on MPE V systems:
PIN OF PROCESS (1 word) Process Identification Number of the process
CPU TIME (2 words) Double-word containing the central processor time
used (in seconds) by the process
11
FILE CLOSE RECORD (TYPE 5) - MPE V
Field Length (words)
14
— N N-- N
Contents
| Record Type
Record Lenath
Time Stamp
0 Job Type 1 | 2 Job Number 15
File Name
reserved
0 Disposition 718 Domain 15
- # of Sectors Allocated
10 Device Type 7|
# of Records Processed
# of Blocks Processed
Device Number
12
Values Always Taken
5
29
FILE CLOSE RECORD (TYPE 5) - MPE IV
Field Length (words) Contents Values Always Taken
1 Несог@ Туре = 5
1 Record Length = 28
3 Time Stamp
О Job Type 112 Job Number 15
1
File Name -
14
reserved
1 [0 Disposition 718 Domain 15
2 # of Sectors Allocated
1 10 Device Type 718 Device Number 15
2 # of Records Processed
2 # of Blocks Processed
This record is issued whenever a file is closed.
JOB TYPE/JOB NUMBER
(1 word)
FILENAME (27 bytes)
DISPOSITION (1 byte)
DOMAIN (1 byte)
# OF SECTORS ALLOCATED
(2 words)
DEVICE TYPE (1 byte)
Type and number of the job/session
The filename. groupname.accountname of the file; each name is eight bytes
long, left-justified with trailing blanks, with the 27th byte undefined
File disposition as specified in the FCLOSE intrinsic
File domain, as specified in the FOPEN intrinsic
Physical space (in sectors) actually reserved on disc for the file. When the
file does not reside on disc, this value 1s O.
Device type of the device on which the file resides, as returned by the
FGETINFO intrinsic
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RECORDS PROCESSED Number of records processed since the last FOPEN on the file by the
(2 words) process ™
BLOCKS PROCESSED Number of blocks written to and read from the file since the last FOPEN =
(2 words) on the file by the process
DEVICE NUMBER Logical device number of the device on which the file resides
Note: The DEVICE NUMBER field is 1 word long on MPE V systems, but only 1 byte long on MPE IV
systems.
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SYSTEM SHUTDOWN RECORD (TYPE 6)
| Val
Field Length (words) Contents alues Always Taken
1 =0
1 = 9
3 Time Stamp
1 = 0
1
1
i = 0
This record is issued when the system is shutdown (by the =SHUTDOWN console command).
JOB TYPE/JOB NUMBER Always set to O
(1 word)
# OF JOBS (1 word) Number of jobs on the system when the command took effect
# OF SESSIONS (1 word) Number of sessions on the system when the command took effect
15
POWER FAILURE RECORD (TYPE 7)
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
1 = 7
1 = 7
3 Time Stamp
1
1 =0
This record is issued when a restart occurs following a power failure.
JOB TYPE/JOB NUMBER Type and number of job/session
(1 word)
AUTO RESTART FLAG Logical value representing the state of the restart flag
(1 word)
16
SPOOLFILE DONE RECORD (TYPE 8)
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
1 Record Type = 8
1 Record Length = 34
3 Time Stamp
1 Job Tyne/Job Number = 0
4 User Name
4 Account Name
4 Job Name
4 File Name
1 T 112 Job Number 5
1 10 O | 1 Device File ID 15
1 19 Device Type 718 Spoolee # 15
1 NUMCOPIES QUTPRI
2 # Records Processed
2 # Sectors Used
1 10 Subtype 7 | reserved [12 FUNC 15
1 reserved ПО #LP/IPP 15
2 # Physical Pages
This record is issued when a spooler completes loading a spoolfile.
JOB TYPE (2 bits) 00 = SESSION” — Spoolfile originally created on another system by a
session
01 = SESSION - Spoolfile created for a session on this system
` 10 = JOB - Spoolfile created for a job on this system
11 = JOB” - Spoolfile originally created on another system by a
job
Note: For job types 00 and 11, SPOOK was used to create the spoolfile on
this system.
JOB NUMBER (14 bits) Number of job/session which originally created the spoolfile
I/0(1 bit) 0 = Input
‚ 1 = Output
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DEVICE TYPE (1 byte)
SPOOLEE $ (1 byte)
NUMCOPIES (1 byte)
# RECORDS PROCESSED
(2 words)
# SECTORS USED
(2 words)
SUBTYPE (1 byte)
For Input spoolfiles - 0
For Output spoofiles - 32 (device type of a lineprinter) ^^
For Input spoolfiles - the logical device number of the disc on which the
spoolfile resided
For Output spoolfiles - the logical device number of the printer used
Number of copies that are yet to be printed for this spoolfile. For multiple
copy spoolfiles, this number is decremented after each copy has been
printed and a different spooling logging record exists for each copy printed.
If there is only one copy to be printed, the field is 0.
For Input spoolfiles - the number of lines in the Input spoolfile
For Output spoolfiles - the number of lines printed for this spoolfile
Number of disc sectors that the spoolfile occupied on disc
For Input spoolfiles - 0
For Output spoolfiles - the subtype of the lineprinter used
If the SUBTYPE is that of the 2680A, subtype 8, then the following two fields will be non-zero.
For any other lineprinter, the fields will contain zeros.
# PHYSICAL PAGES
(2 words)
# LP/PP (6 bits)
FUNC (4 bits)
Total number of physical pages printed
If the spoolfile is using a LPX type environment file, this field is defined as
the number of logical pages per physical page when the spoolfile ended.
NOTE: THIS VALUE CAN CHANGE WHILE THE SPOOLFILE IS
PRINTING.
The last operation the spooler performs on the spoolfile:
O = normal completion
1 = delete spoolfile
2 = defer spoolfile
3 = relink spoolfile
18
LINE DISCONNECTION RECORD (TYPE 9)
Field Length (words)
1
1
a N NN maa Y)
10
Contents Values Always Taken
Record Type 9
1
nil
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Ww
lecord Length
Time Stamp
Q Job Type 1] 2 Job Number 15
Logica! Device Number
Time of Connection or Open
# Output Data Transfers
* Input Data Transfers
# Recoverable
# irrecoverable
„ine Errors (Modulo 2xx16)
Local ID Sequence
Remote ID Sequence
Phone Number of Remote
This record is issued when a data communication line is disconnected from the system either intentionally
or due to an error.
ID sequences are significant for both switched and non-switched lines. The first byte is the length of the
sequence. The remainder is the actual ID sequence (up to 16 bytes, left-justified with trailing blanks).
The phone number is significant only if the local system (MPE) performed the dialing for an outgoing call
(up to 20 characters, left-justified with trailing blanks).
19
LINE CLOSE RECORD (TYPE 10)
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
1 Record Type = 10
1 Record Lenath = 14
3 Time Stamp
O Job Type 1 | 2 Job Number 15
1 Logical Device Number
Time Stamp
3 of
Open
4 Driver Name
This record is issued when a data communication line is closed.
The driver name may be up to eight ASCII characters in length, left-justified with trailing blanks.
20
1/0 ERROR RECORD (TYPE 11) - MPE V
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
1 = 1
1
Time Stamp
=3 e ld id md md hd ld rd dd de ld hd dl (д)
21
1/0 ERROR RECORD (TYPE 11) - MPE IV
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
1 = 11
1
3 Time Stamp
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
n
This record 1s issued each time an I/O error occurs on the system.
JOB TYPE/JOB NUMBER Type and number of job/session
(1 word)
ERROR INDEX WORD First byte is number of error status words logged.
(1 word) Second byte 1s Device Information Table relative index to words logged.
Description of bit flags in Word 8. All are single bit fields (except T, which is 2 bits long). A *1 in any
single bit field indicates:
A (ABORT) Request has been aborted externally
5 (SPECIAL) Special handling is to be applied to this request; for disc this indicates a
Memory Management request
D (DIAG) Diagnostic request (not used)
Y (SYSBUFR) Indicates the target data segment is irrelevant; the target data address is the
absolute main memory address of the buffer
W (IOWAKE) Wake caller on completion of request
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B (BLOCKED)
С (COMPLETED)
F (DATAFRZN)
M (MEMERRORD)
P (PREQ)
L (SFAIL)
R (PFAIL)
T (PREEMPT)
G (MSGDONE)
DRIVER FUNCTION CODE
TRANSMISSION COUNT
(1 word)
DRIVER PARAMETER 1
(1 word)
DRIVER PARAMETER 2
(1 word)
PROCESS PCB NUMBER
STAT (3 bits)
Blocked 1/0; caller is waited until request is completed
Request has been completed and caller is awake if he had so specified
Data segment has been made present and is frozen
MAM error on data segment make-present
This request has been started but was preempted by a MAM request
Start SIO failure in General Interrupt Processor
The I/O has been aborted because of a power failure
Preemptive type code: 1=soft, 2=hard
A message request reply has been completed
Generally a number indicating a particular driver action, such as: 0 = read;
l= write
Final transfer count (if any) for this I/O request. If positive, it indicates
words; if negative, it indicates a byte count
Defined within the 1/0 system for various drivers
Defined within the I/O system for various drivers
Is zero if not associated with a user process
Indicates current and resultant state of the request:
Not started, or awaiting completion
Successful completion
End of file detected
Unusual condition (normally recoverable)
Irrecoverable error
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Note: The PROCESS PCB NUMBER, HARDWARE UNIT NUMBER, and DRT NUMBER fields are 1 word long on
MPE V systems, but only 1 byte on MPE IV systems. Likewise, the DRIVER FUNCTION CODE is only 1
byte long on MPE V systems, but 1 word long on MPE IV systems.
Therefore, the record length is (21 + the number of status words logged) - on MPE V systems or (19 +
the number of status words logged) - on MPE IV systems.
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PHYSICAL MOUNT/DISMOUNT RECORD (TYPE 12)
Field Length (words)
1
1
— — — (д)
A
Contents
Values Always Taken
Record Type
12
Record Length
24
Time Stamp
О Job Type 112. Job Number
15
0 Volume Table Index 7| 8 Type/Stat 11] [13CL [14MD
| 4 Device Subtype 718 Logical Device # 15
Volume Name
Volume Set Name
Volume Set Group
Volume Set Account
This record is issued each time a volume is physically mounted or dismounted on the system.
JOB TYPE/JOB NUMBER
(1 word)
VOLUME TABLE INDEX
(8 bits)
TYPE/STAT (4 bits)
CL (1 bit)
MD (2 bits)
Type and number of job/session
Index into the volume table for this volume
Unreadable Volume
erial Disc Volume
O = Valid Private Volume 4 =
1 = Scratch Volume 5 =5
2 = System Volume 6 = Foreign Volume
3 = Unformatted Volume
0 = Mount/Dismount detected by auto recognition
1 = Volume mounted at Coldload time
0 = Mount
1 = Dismount
2 = New volume created by INIT function
Note: VOLUME NAME, VOLUME SET NAME, VOLUME SET GROUP,
meaningful only if MD is О ог 2.
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VOLUME SET ACCOUNT fields are
LOGICAL MOUNT/DISMOUNT RECORD (TYPE 13) - MPE V
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
1 = 13
1 = 41
3 Time Stamp
i
i 11
, 1
4 User Name
4 Group Name
4 Account Name
4 Volume Set Name
4 Volume Set Group
Volume Set Account
a Le Aa AAA A
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LOGICAL MOUNT/DISMOUNT RECORD (TYPE 13) - MPE IV
Field Length (words) Contents Values Always Taken
1 = 13
1 = 41
3 Time Stamp
1
1
1
4 User Name
4 Group Name
4 Account Name
4 Volume Set Name
4 Volume Set Group
Volume Set Account
n
This record is issued when a disc volume is logically mounted or dismounted.
TR (3 bits) Type of request -
= :MOUNT/:DISMOUNT with directory binding
:MOUNT/:DISMOUNT without directory binding
Unconditional implicit mount
Conditional implicit mount
:LMOUNT/:LDISMOUNT
Dismount due to job/session termination
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Mount
Dismount
MD (1 bit) 0
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Note: The NO. OF ACCESSORS field is 12 bits long on MPE V systems, but only 8 bits long on MPE IV
systems. Likewise, the PIN OF ACCESSOR field is 1 word long on MPE V systems, but only 1 byte long on
MPE IV systems.
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TAPE LABELS LOG RECORD (TYPE 14) - MPE V
Field Length (words) Contents Values Always Taken
1 Record Type = 14
1 Record Lenath = 31
Time Stamp
O Job Type 11 2 Job Number 15
Logical Device Number
O FT] 12 File Sequence Number o
0 File Number 7 | бед Туре] Туре! ТМ! АМ
Volume Seq. Num.
Expiration Date
— — — ede ele ln (u)
9 File Name
| Reserved
4 Lockword
3 Volume Set ID
3 Volume ID
1 PIN Number
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TAPE LABELS LOG RECORD (TYPE 14) - MPE IV
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
1 Record Type = 14
1 Record Length = 30
3 Time Stamp
1 |0 Job Type 1 | 2 Job Number 15
1 | 8 Logical Device Number 15
‘ 1 LO FT |__12 ___ File Sequence Number
1 [0 File Number 7 |Seg Туре | Туре | TM[A |L |W
1 10 PIN Number 718 Volume Seq. Num, 15
1 Expiration Date
9 File Name
| Reserved
4 Lockword
3 Volume Set ID
3 Volume ID
This record is issued when a labelled tape is mounted.
FT (1 bit) 1 = At least one read/write completed
SEQ TYPE (2 bits) 0 = Search for match on file name 2 = Add file to end of volume set
1 = Next or default 3 = Specified file sequence number
TYPE (2 bits) 2 = ANSI standard label 3 = IBM standard label
° TM (1 bit) User trailer label
A (1 bit) User header label
L (1 bit) Job entry linked to logical device
W (1 bit) Wait for mount
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Note: The LOGICAL DEVICE NUMBER and PIN NUMBER fields are 1 word long on MPE V systems, but
only 1 byte long on MPE IV systems.
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CONSOLE LOG RECORD (TYPE 15)
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
1 Record Type = 15
1 Record Length
3 Time Stamp
0 Job Type 112 Job Number 19
Byte Length of Console Line
‘ 1 <0 if input, >0 if output)
Console Input or Output Line
length
dependent
on byte
length of
console
line
This record is issued when a line is output to the console or any console command is entered, from any
device. This does not include other MPE commands or their output, even on the console terminal.
NOTE: The length of the console line found in word 7 of the log record is the actual number of characters
transmitted to the console. This value may be greater that the number of characters found in the log
record because the maximum size of the log record is currently set at 99 words.
31
PROGRAM FILE EVENT RECORD (TYPE 16)
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
1 Record Type
1 Record Lenath
16
23
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Time Stamp
0 Job Type 1 | 2 Job Number 15
Event Type
Delta P
Status
14 Program File Name
This record is issued when a program file event occurs.
Note: If EVENT TYPE = 0 (Stack Underflow Recovery), DELTA P and STATUS are not applicable.
Currently, the only defined Program File Event is 0, Stack Underflow Recovery. In general, this occurs
because a program uses outmoded constructs, emitted by earlier versions of compilers, which are trapped
and "manually" executed by system software. Recompiling such a program with a current compiler will
correct the problem.
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CALL PROGRESS SIGNALS LOG RECORD (TYPE 17) - MPE V
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
17
8
Time Stamp
CALL PROGRESS SIGNALS LOG RECORD (TYPE 17) - MPE IV
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
17
/
3 Time Stamp
This record is issued when a call over a X. 21 line fails.
Note: The CPS MESSAGE NUMBER and DS LDEV NUMBER fields are 1 word long on MPE V systems, but
only 1 byte long on MPE IV systems.
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DCE PROVIDED INFORMATION RECORD (TYPE 18) - MPE V
Fiel Tak
ield Length (words) Contents ~ Values Always Taken
18
10
Time Stamp
CPS Message Number Dependent Info (shown below)
DCE PROVIDED INFORMATION RECORD (TYPE 18) - MPE IV
Field Length d Val Al Tak
ield Length (words) Contents alues Always Taken
{ = 18
1 = 9
3 Time Stamp
1
{ 7 Num
2 CPS Message Number Dependent Info (shown below)
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CPS Message Number Dependent Info Field:
If CPS message number = 1 (Charge info type Y -
O
Monetary Charge (no fraction)
IF CPS message number = 2 (Charge info type 2) -
' 1 | fraction |
Monetary Charge (w/fraction)
IF CPS message number = 3 (Charge into type Y -
Time (seconds)
If CPS message number = 10 (Line 1D signal -
Units
lf CPS message number is not one of the above -
о International Data Number
or
1 | National Number or
| Network Terminal Number
This record 1s issued at the end of a call over a X. 21 line.
Note: The CPS MESSAGE NUMBER and DS LDEV NUMBER fields are 1 word long on MPE V systems, but
only 1 byte long on MPE 1V systems.
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MPE MAINTENANCE REQUEST LOG RECORD (TYPE 46)
¡el h |
Field Length (words) Contents Values Always Taken
1 = 46
1
Time Stamp
Logged Data
=
This record is issued when MPE needs to log maintenance information for one of the system’s devices.
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DIAGNOSTIC CONTROL UNIT LOG RECORD (TYPE 47)
Field Length (words) Values Always Taken
Contents
= 47
Time Stamp
n Logged ASCII Data
This record is issued (only on Series 6x systems) when the DCU needs to log information.
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