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Systemwalker Operation Manager  User's Guide
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B.4 Search Keywords for Audit Logs Relating to Job Execution Control

The following table shows the search keywords for audit logs relating to Job Execution Control.

Operation types

Two audit logs (for the start and the end) are output for each operation.

Queues

Operating environment

Operation type

Starting a queue

START_QUEUE

Pausing a queue

STOP_QUEUE

Changing a queue

MOD_QUEUE

Jobs

Operating environment

Operation type

Submitting a job

SUBMIT_JOB

Placing a job on hold

HOLD_JOB

Releasing a job that is on hold

RELEASE_JOB

Moving a job

MOVE_JOB

Changing a job

MOD_JOB

Deleting a job

DEL_JOB

Job folders

Operating environment

Operation type

Creating a job folder

ADD_JOBFOLDER

Changing a job folder

MOD_JOBFOLDER

Deleting a job folder

DEL_JOBFOLDER

Job files

Operating environment

Operation type

Creating a job file (job file)

ADD_JOBFILE

Creating a job file (job information file)

ADD_JOBFILE

Distributed execution configuration hosts

Operating environment

Operation type

Adding a distributed execution configuration host

ADD_HOST

Modifying the definition of a distributed execution configuration host

MOD_HOST

Deleting a distributed execution configuration host

DEL_HOST

Daemons/Services

Operating environment

Operation type

Starting the Job Execution Control server

START_MPMJES (*1)

Starting Job Execution Control server operations

START_MPMJES_OPERATION

Stopping the Job Execution Control server

STOP_MPMJES (*1)

Stopping Job Execution Control server operations

STOP_MPMJES_OPERATION

*1:

For the Windows version, only audit logs are output when each operation ends.

Operation targets

The operation targets that are output for these operation types are as follows:

Operation target description

Operation target

Subsystem number

SUBSYSTEM=

Queue name

QUEUE=

Job name

JOB=

Job Number

JOBID=

Job Folder Name

JOBFOLDER=

Job File Name

JOBFILE=

File Name

FILE=

Host group Name

HOSTGROUP=

Host Name

HOST=