Table G_LOG_MESSAGES

This table stores messages from the stored procedures about merge operations, purge operations, and stuck calls.

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Column List

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Column	Data Type	P	M	F	Description
ID	numeric(16)	X	X		The unique, autonumbered ID of this record. This is the primary key.
MESSAGE_ID	int				ID of log event. This is the same ID that is documented in Framework Combined Log Events. This is ID recognized by Message Server.
TIMEGENERATED	datetime				The GMT-equivalent date and time when the message was generated.
TIMEWRITTEN	datetime				The date and time when the message was written.
PRIORITY	int				Specifies priority of the log message. For a listing of permissible values, refer to G_Dictionary Values (for DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, or PostgreSQL, respectively). #DICTIONARY TYPE 32
ORIGIN	int				Specifies the origin of the log message. For a listing of permissible values, refer to G_Dictionary Values (for DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, or PostgreSQL, respectively). #DICTIONARY TYPE 34
CATEGORY	int				Specifies category of the log message. One of the following values: 0—Default. 1—Alarm. 2—Audit. #DICTIONARY TYPE 33
DATALEN	int				Size of the buffer required to get packed attributes associated with this log event.
APPDBID	int				The value for this field is always NULL.
APPTYPE	int				The type of application that is related to this log event.
APPNAME	varchar(255)				Name of the application having APPDBID that is related to this log event. If the application is ICON itself, then this field provides the name of the stored procedure which created this record in the following format: ICON DB: <stored procedure name> For example: ICON DB: GSYSPurge81
HOSTNAME	varchar(128)				Name of the host where the application related to this log event runs.
MESSAGETEXT	varchar(255)				The text of the message. For ICON purge operations, this field stores information about either the name of the table being purged and its purge status or the status of a purge partition; for example: GSYS_PURGE_PARTITION purge started... IDB:Purge-table:G_CALL_STAT initiated... IDB:Purge-table:G_CALL_STAT completed... ... GSYS_PURGE_PARTITION purge completed If, for some reason, the purge procedure cannot start, ICON logs "ERROR:wrong parameters" to this field.