support-unicode
Section: callconcentrator
Default Value: 0
Valid Values: 0, 1
Changes Take Effect: After restart
Specifies whether Interaction Concentrator should expect Unicode data in environments with a Microsoft SQL IDB. This option overrides the DB Server utf8-ucs2 configuration option, which is configured in the DB Server Annex section.
Valid Values:
- 0 - Retains the same functionality as in previous releases except that some additional Standard-level log messages are generated noting compatibility with the current Configuration Server encoding.
- 1 - ICON checks that all necessary conditions to support Unicode are met: IDB encoding, Configuration Server encoding, and the DB Client version. If any necessary condition is violated, ICON prints a Standard-level log message and shuts down.
support-unicode
Section: callconcentrator
Default Value: 0
Valid Values: 0, 1
Changes Take Effect: After restart
Specifies whether Interaction Concentrator should expect Unicode data in environments with a Microsoft SQL IDB. This option overrides the DB Server utf8-ucs2 configuration option, which is configured in the DB Server Annex section.
Valid Values:
- 0 - Retains the same functionality as in previous releases except that some additional Standard-level log messages are generated noting compatibility with the current Configuration Server encoding.
- 1 - ICON checks that all necessary conditions to support Unicode are met: IDB encoding, Configuration Server encoding, and the DB Client version. If any necessary condition is violated, ICON prints a Standard-level log message and shuts down.
support-unicode
Section: callconcentrator
Default Value: 0
Valid Values: 0, 1
Changes Take Effect: After restart
Specifies whether Interaction Concentrator should expect Unicode data in environments with a Microsoft SQL IDB. This option overrides the DB Server utf8-ucs2 configuration option, which is configured in the DB Server Annex section.
Valid Values:
- 0 - Retains the same functionality as in previous releases except that some additional Standard-level log messages are generated noting compatibility with the current Configuration Server encoding.
- 1 - ICON checks that all necessary conditions to support Unicode are met: IDB encoding, Configuration Server encoding, and the DB Client version. If any necessary condition is violated, ICON prints a Standard-level log message and shuts down.
pq-backlog-alarm-threshold
Section: callconcentrator
Default Value: 0
Valid Values: 0-4294967295
Changes Take Effect: After restart
Specifies the maximum number of records allowed to be pending in the persistent queue for submission to IDB. When the threshold is reached, ICON generates log message 09-25025.
A value of 0 indicates that no log message will be generated.
log-call-failure
Section: callconcentrator
Default Value: 0
Valid Values: 0, 1, 2
Changes Take Effect: Immediately
Specifies whether Interaction Concentrator should print a standard-level error message when any of a number of call-processing errors occur. The message, if configured to appear, identifies the problem call using its CallUUID and call-creation timestamp. For details, see Setting Alarms for Call Processing Failures in the Interaction Concentrator User's Guide.
Valid Values:
- 0 - ICON does not print a standard-level error message.
- 1 - ICON prints a standard-level error message, but not more often than once every 30 minutes.
- 2 - ICON prints a standard-level error message for every problem call. This value might result in an unduly large number of messages sent to Message Server. Use this value for diagnostic purposes only.
Appendix: Log Events
The following log events have been added or have been updated since the most recent update to the Combined Log Events Help:
Refer to the Combined Log Events Help for information about the following log events:
09-20008 | 09-20009 | 09-20010 | 09-20018 | 09-20020 | 09-20021 | 09-20022 | 09-20023 | 09-20024 |
09-20025 | 09-20026 | 09-20027 | 09-20028 | 09-20029 | 09-20030 | 09-20031 | 09-20032 | 09-20033 |
09-25001 | 09-25002 | 09-25003 | 09-25004 | 09-25005 | 09-25006 | 09-25007 | 09-25008 | 09-25009 |
09-25010 | 09-25011 | 09-25012 | 09-25013 | 09-25014 | 09-25015 | 09-25016 | 09-25017 | 09-25018 |
09-25019 | 09-25020 | 09-25021 | 09-25022 | 09-25023 | 09-25027 | 09-25028 | 09-25029 | 09-25030 |
09-25031 |
09-20034
Level | Standard |
Text | On Object Destroyed: ObjectType=[object_type], DBID=[object_dbid], Name=[object_name] |
Attributes | [object_type]—Configuration Server Object Type [object_dbid]—Configuration Server Object DBID [object_name]—Configuration Server Object Name |
Description | Indicates that a configuration object has been removed from ICON's internal storage. |
Actions | No action is required. |
09-20035
Level | Trace |
Text | Request TRegisterAddress for [DN_name] failed. |
Attributes | [DN_name]—The name of the DN in the Configuration Database. |
Description | Enables you to monitor DN registration. EventError was received on request TRegisterAddress(). |
Actions | Check for the presence of the ThisDN attribute. |
09-20036
Level | Trace |
Text | All devices are successfully registered on link [Server='[server_name]'; Switch='[switch_name]']. |
Attributes | '[server_name]'—The name of the T-Server or Interaction Server serving the switch on which the DNs are being registered. '[switch_name]'—The name of the switch on which the DNs are being registered. Together these uniquely identify the link for which the DNs/endpoints are registered. |
Description | ICON has read the configuration, connected to the specified Server, and completed registration of all DNs/endpoints. |
Actions | No action is required. |
09-20037
Level | Trace |
Text | All devices on all CTI links registered. |
Attributes | No attributes. |
Description | ICON has read the configuration, connected to all of the T-Server/SIP Server instances listed on the Interaction Concentrator Application Connections tab, and completed registration of all DNs associated with those servers. |
Actions | No action is required. |
09-20038
Level | Trace |
Text | All devices on all MCR links registered. |
Attributes | No attributes. |
Description | ICON has read the configuration, connected to all of the Interaction Server instances listed on the Interaction Concentrator Application Connections tab, and completed registration of all endpoints associated with those Interaction Servers. |
Actions | No action is required. |
09-20039
Level | Standard |
Text | Call-processing error occurred on the link [T-Server='[t-server_name]'; Switch='[switch_name]'], CallUUID ['[calluuid]';'[timestamp]']. Check application logs. |
Attributes | '[t-server_name]'—The name of the T-Server Application object '[switch_name]'—The name of the Switch object |
Description | If any of the errors that can trigger this alarm occur and you have configured the log-call-failure option to log such errors, ICON prints a Standard-level error message noting the call-processing problem. For details, see Setting Alarms for Call Processing Failures in the Interaction Concentrator User's Guide. |
Alarm Advisory | Set an alarm to monitor whether an environmental condition is causing call failures that are resulting in data loss. |
Actions | Check your environment for conditions that might be causing a high number of call failures. |
09-20040
Level | Standard |
Text | '[message_text]'. Check configuration. |
Attributes | '[message_text]' - The message can be one of the following:
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Description | Indicates that a required Agent Login or Person configuration object was not found in your environment. |
Alarm Advisory | Set this alarm to warn you about possible inconsistencies in your environment. There is no clearance event. |
Actions | Check that specified configuration object exists in your environment. |
09-25024
Level | Standard |
Text | ICON cannot preserve or store the data: [errtxt]. |
Attributes | '[errtxt]'—Specific details regarding the error |
Description | Interaction Concentrator cannot preserve or store the data. There are many events that could cause ICON to generate this error, including operating systems errors, disk full, insufficient memory, system queue corruption, or internal software errors. Manual intervention is required. |
Alarm Advisory | Set an alarm to monitor whether problems with internal PQ file structure are causing ICON to stop processing data, resulting in data loss. |
Actions |
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09-25025
Level | Standard |
Text | Persistent storage backlog threshold reached: [errtxt]. |
Attributes | '[errtxt]'—Specific details regarding the backlog |
Description | Using the pq-backlog-alarm-threshold configuration option, you have defined a threshold that ICON is to observe when it is unable to write records to IDB. If this event appears, this limit has been reached and ICON can no longer backlog records to memory.
It is common for ICON to log this event following 09-25024. |
Alarm Advisory | Indicates abnormal conditions. You might consider setting an Alarm Condition for this event. The correct Cancel Event is 09-25026. |
Actions | One of the configured backlog thresholds of persistent storage has been reached.
The amount of time it takes to clear the backlog depends on how much data from the abnormal condition must be flushed. |
09-25026
Level | Standard |
Text | Persistent storage backlog submitted: [description]. |
Attributes | '[description]'—Specific details of the backlog that Interaction Concentrator has flushed to the Interaction database. |
Description | An informational message indicating that Interaction Concentrator has flushed the persistent storage backlog to the Interaction Database and now operates under normal conditions. The sequence of events tripped by the 09-25025 log event no longer presents an alarming condition. |
Alarm Advisory | This is the clearance event for 09-25025. |
Actions | None. |
09-25030
Level | Standard |
Text | All persistent queues for [pq_manager] connected to database. |
Attributes | [pq_manager]—The name of the persistent queue manager. |
Description | Reports that all persistent queue connections for the specified manager have been connected. |
Alarm Advisory | Clearance event for 09-25031. |
Actions | Use Genesys Administrator or GAX to clear the alarm you set for 09-25031. |
09-25031
Level | Standard |
Text | Persistent queue [pq_name] for [pq_manager] disconnected from database. |
Attributes | [pq_name]—The name of the disconnected persistent queue. [pq_manager]—The name of the persistent queue manager. |
Description | Indicates that the specified persistent queue has become disconnected. |
Alarm Advisory | Use this event to trigger an alarm in Genesys Administrator or GAX. 09-25030 is the clearance event for this alarm. |
Actions | Check the availability of DBServer and IDB and the connections to DBServer and IDB.
Warning
The connection must be restored within 24 hours to prevent loss of data, because ICON has a limited capacity to store reporting data locally. |
09-25032
Level | Standard |
Text | DAP [dap_name] – [pq_mgr_name], Queue [queue_name]: Encoding is non-unicode, [encoding_type]. |
Attributes | [dap_name]—DAP name [pq_mgr_name]—Persistent Queue manager name |
Description | The support-unicode option is not configured, or it has been set to the value of 0, or the IDB encoding is non-Unicode, or for Microsoft SQL IDBs the DB Client version does not support Unicode.
Important In the case of Microsoft SQL IDBs, the text might specify 'nvarchar' instead of 'varchar'. |
Alarm Advisory | If you plan to use Unicode encoding, set an alarm for this message. 09-25033 is the clearance event for this alarm. |
Actions | If you are using a Unicode IDB, configure the support-unicode option using the value 1 and verify that the IDB encoding is set for Unicode. If you are using a Microsoft SQL IDB, upgrade your DB Client version to one that supports Unicode. For more information, see Configuring for Unicode Support in an Environment with a Microsoft SQL IDB. |
09-25033
Level | Standard |
Text | DAP [dap_name] – [pq_mgr_name], Queue [queue_name]: Unicode encoding [encoding_type] is configured and supported. |
Attributes | [dap_name]—DAP name [pq_mgr_name]—Persistent Queue manager name |
Description, | Indicates that ICON has checked that the IDB encoding is Unicode, that the support-unicode option is set to the value 1 and, for Microsoft SQL IDBs, that the DB Client version supports Unicode. |
Alarm Advisory | This is the clearance event for 09-25032. |
Actions | No action is necessary. |
09-25034
Level | Standard |
Text | DAP [dap_name] – [pq_mgr_name], Queue [queue_name]: ICON is incompatible with Configuration Server encoding. |
Attributes | [dap_name]—DAP name [pq_mgr_name]—Persistent Queue manager name |
Description | Indicates that the support-unicode option is either not configured or has been set to the value of 0; ICON also checks support of Unicode by Configuration Server. |
Alarm Advisory | Set this alarm to warn you about possible inconsistencies in your environment. The clearance event is 09-25035. |
Actions | Resolve this inconsistency according to what your environment requires—Unicode or non-Unicode encoding—and then restart ICON. |
09-25035
Level | Standard |
Text | DAP [dap_name] – [pq_mgr_name], Queue [queue_name]: ICON is compatible with Configuration Server encoding. |
Attributes | [dap_name]—DAP name [pq_mgr_name]—Persistent Queue manager name |
Description | Confirms that your ICON encoding is compatible with the Configuration Server encoding. |
Alarm Advisory | This is the clearance event for 09-25034. |
Actions | No action is necessary. |
09-25036
Level | Standard |
Text | This log event number can have either of two messages:
or
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Attributes | [dap_name]—DAP name [pq_mgr_name]—Persistent Queue manager name |
Description | ICON checks your IDB encoding. If the encoding doesn't support Unicode, then ICON prints the first event message listed above and shuts down. If the IDB encoding does support Unicode, then, for Microsoft SQL IDBs only, ICON checks the DB Client version. If the DB Client version does not support Unicode, ICON prints the second of the two event messages above and shuts down. |
Alarm Advisory | Set an alarm to warn you of configuration inconsistencies that can prevent ICON from running. |
Actions | Change your IDB encoding and, if necessary, upgrade your DB Client version. |
09-25100
Level | Standard |
Text | Adata: Parsing error – [errtxt] [context]. |
Attributes | [errtxt]—The text of the error message. [context]—The section of the attached data specification file that contains the error. |
Description | Interaction Concentrator has encountered an error while parsing the attached data specification XML file. |
Alarm Advisory | Indicates abnormal conditions. You might consider setting an Alarm Condition for this event. |
Actions | The attached data specification XML file should be modified according to the User Documentation to eliminate the cause of the error. |
09-25102
Level | Trace |
Text | Adata: Loading data specification from: [source]. |
Attributes | [source]—The name of the attached data specification file. |
Description | The attached data specification is being loaded from the XML file. For more information, see Attached Data Specification File. |
Actions | No action is required. |
09-25103
Level | Trace |
Text | Adata: New dictionary created from [source], id = [dictionary_id], num = [dictionary_number]. |
Attributes | [source]—The name of the new attached data source file. [dictionary_id]—The ID given to the new attached data dictionary. [dictionary_number]—The number of attached data dictionaries that currently exist. |
Description | The attached data specification file was successfully loaded and the new key specifications have been applied by ICON. A new dictionary of key names has been created. For a more detailed explanation of the attached data dictionary, see Processing Attached Data in the Interaction Concentrator User's Guide. |
Actions | No action is required. |
09-25104
Level | Trace |
Text | Adata: Key registered: [storage], [keyname], [data_source], [history_type], [field_name]. |
Attributes | [storage]—Storage type, such as public, secure, call, custom, and so on. [keyname]—The name of the key. [data_source]—Which event attribute ICON uses to extract the key name, such as userdata, reasons, or extensions. [history_type]—The keyname history type, such as last, first, all or none. [field_name]—The attribute field value or an empty string. |
Description | Interaction Concentrator has registered the attached data key from the attached data specification file. |
Actions | No action is required. |
09-25105
Level | Standard |
Text | Adata: Duplicate of user key name, ignored: new [storage1], [keyname1], [data_source1], [history_type1], [field_name1]; Old [storage2], [keyname2], [data_source2], [history_type2], [field_name2]. |
Attributes | The attribute definitions are the same for the old and new keynames. [storage]—Storage type, such as public, secure, call, custom, and so on. [keyname]—The name of the key. [data_source]—Which event attribute ICON uses to extract the key name, such as userdata, reasons, or extensions. [history_type]—The keyname history type, such as last, first, all or none. [field_name]—The attribute field value or an empty string. |
Description | A key duplication error has occurred while parsing the attached data specification file. The attribute definitions for the new keyname are the same as for the existing (old) keyname. |
Actions | Edit the attached data specification file to eliminate the duplicate key. |
09-25106
Level | Standard |
Text | Adata: The value of [key_name] has been truncated because the length exceeded the database field size. |
Attributes | [key_name]—The name of the attached data key for which the value has been truncated in order to comply with length limits for key values. |
Description | The maximum size is 255 characters. |
Actions | Edit the attached data key values so that they contain 255 characters or fewer. |
09-25107
Level | Standard |
Text | Adata: Key name [source_key_name] will be truncated to [truncated_key_name]. |
Attributes | [source_key_name]—The key name as you provided in the attached data specification file. [truncated_key_name]—The key name as it has been truncated in order to comply with the length limits for key names. |
Description | The key name will be truncated because the length exceeds the database field size. This message appears only for vertical tables; that is, the the public and secure G_USERDATA_HISTORY and G_SECURE_USERDATA_HISTORY tables. |
Actions | No action is necessary. However, you might choose to edit the key name so that it will not be truncated. |
09-25108
Level | Standard |
Text | Adata: Dictionary from [source_file_name] was not created. Reason: [reason_text]. |
Attributes | [source_file_name]—Name of the new dictionary you are trying to create. [reason_text]—Describes the problem with the attached data specification file. |
Description | Possible reasons include the following: the maximum number of simultaneously existing dictionaries in memory was reached (by default this is twelve); or, the dictionary is actually a duplicate of the previous one. |
Actions | Wait until at least one dictionary is released (that is, all associated calls have been ended) or eliminate duplicate records from the attached data specification file. |
09-25109
Level | Standard |
Text | The value of [configuration_object_name] attribute [attribute_name] has been truncated to [truncated_attribute_value] because the length exceeded the database field size. |
Attributes | [configuration_object_name]—The name of the configuration object with which the specified attribute is associated. [attribute_name]—The name of the attribute that has been truncated. [truncated_attribute_value]—The new, shortened value created by truncating the original value. |
Description | Applies to Virtual Agent Group script expressions. If the expression exceeds 255 characters, ICON truncates it to make it fit the designated database field size. |
Actions | You can use the truncated version of the attribute value or edit the value to abide by the limit. |