1.2.1 Output Format

The output format of messages is as follows:

Output Format

Prefix	Output Format
AAPI	message ID message body
BKRS	message ID message body
BRPG	message ID message body
ctact	date and time: error type: thread name: [output destination]: message ID: message body
ctchg	Messages are output in one of the following formats: date and time: label: error type: [output destination]: message ID: message body: parameter error type: message ID: message body: parameter
ctsec	date and time: error type: thread name: [output destination]: message ID: message body
DELP	message ID message body
DRC	Message ID Message body
meter	date and time: label: error type: [output destination]: message ID: message body
MGRV	date and time: error type: message ID: message body
PAPI	message ID message body
PCS	[date and time] Servlet: FJSVctmg: ERROR: message ID: message details
swsag or ssmgr	message ID message body
TPLC	Message ID Message body
VSYS	date and time: error type: message ID: message body

Element Comprising Messages

This section explains each of the elements comprising messages.

Date and Time

The date and time (in local time) that problems occur is displayed in the following formats:

yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss.SSS

When the messages begin with PCS, the messages are displayed in the following format:

dd/mm/yyyy/ hh:mm:ss:SSS Z

Label: Information to identify the program that output the message.
The label is a capitalized character string representing the prefix.

Error Type

One of the following character strings is displayed:

Output Source: A class and method name representing the output source are displayed.

Message ID: The prefix and message number are considered to be the "message ID".
The message number is a unique number used to identify each message.
For details on the prefix, refer to "Table 1.2 Message List".

Parameter: When a parameter is displayed, it explains information about that parameter.

Servlet: Servlet name "SelectionRequestServlet" or "ProcessControlServlet" is displayed.