This section explains the formats in which messages are output.
Message output formats
The messages that are output to event logs use the following format:
<Label>+<Message number> <Message text> |
Note: The error type is displayed in the Level column.
The messages that are output to syslogs use the following formats:
<Label>: <Error type>: <Message number>: <Message text> |
<Label>: <Error type>: [<Message number>] <Message text> |
Messages output to the standard output or as popup messages use either of the following formats.
<Label>+<Message number>: <Error type>: <Message text> |
<Message text> |
A combination of a colon and a space (": ") is used as a separator between the <Label>+<Message number> and the <Error type>, and between the <Error type> and the <Message text>.
The elements of messages, and the meaning of each element
<Label>
The label is information that identifies the program that outputs the message.
The messages that are output to syslogs use the format "UX: <Label>".
The explanations in this document use a format that omits the "UX:" string.
<Message number>
A message number is a unique identifier assigned to each label.
Use the message number to find the explanation for the corresponding message in this manual.
<Error type>
The error type indicates the state of the error in the message. The following error types are displayed. For event logs, the error type is displayed in the Level column.
INFO
This error type indicates that the processing has completed. No particular action is required.
WARNING
A problem has occurred with the internal processing. Take the action indicated by the message.
ERROR
A problem has occurred with the internal processing. Take the action indicated by the message.
<Message text>
The message text is used to notify the user of the system state or a system error.
