14 (LOGPR_FILE_END)

Word Field Value Description

0–3 As described in Table 2–2, “First Four Log Entry Words Version 1 Format”

4 Request information

[47:01] Restart from a checkpoint (start printing file only) [47:08] Result of print (finish printing file only)

0 No error

1 Printing discontinued by operator (REQUEUE, QT, DS)

2 Printing repositioned by operator (SKIP) 3 Printing discontinued by fault(transform error) 4 Printing discontinued by device (disk/printer error) [39:01] Removed after print (finish printing file only)

0 File was not removed 1 File was removed [27:28] Print request number

5 LINK to usercode of request originator (standard form)

6 LINK to origin device name (substandard form) 7 LINK to PRINTCHARGE attribute value (standard

form)

8 Originating job type 1 Session

2 WFL job

3 Jobsummary only 4 MCP function

Table 5–12. Major Type 1–Minor Type 11 (LOGPR_REQ_BEGIN), 12 (LOGPR_REQ_END), 13 (LOGPR_FILE_START), and

14 (LOGPR_FILE_END)

Word Field Value Description

10 LINK to FORMID attribute value (standard form) 11 AFTER attribute value

12 Original or actual request size in lines 13 [15:16] TRAINID attribute value

14 LINK to PAGECOMP attribute value (standard form) 15 LINK to NOTE attribute value (standard form) 16 [31:32] Obsolete task information

17 LINK to hostname of originating request, if not originated on the local host (standard form) 18 LINK to DESTINATION attribute value (standard

form)

19 LINK to backup file name. This word is used only for Minor Types 13 (Start Printing File) and 14 (Finish Printing File) (standard form).

20 Elapsed printing time in units of 2.4 microseconds. This word is used only for Minor Types 12 (Print Request Complete) and 14 (Finish Printing File). 21 File size in pages, if available. This word is used only

for Minor Types 12 (Print Request Complete), 13 (Start Printing File), and 14 (Finish Printing File). 22 LINK to PRINTPARTIAL file attribute value (standard

form)

23 LINK to REQUESTNAME print modifier value (standard form)

24 [47:08] 0 Indicates value in [39:40] is an integer [39:40] Job/session number of originator 25 [47:08] 0 Indicates value in [39:40] is an integer

[39:40] Mix number of creator 26 Reserved for future use 27-end Variable-length

Major Type 1 – Job or Task Entry

Major Type 1–Minor Types 15 (Library Link) and 16

(Library Delink)

Major Type 1, Minor Types 15 (Library Link) and 16 (Library Delink) entries contain library link and delink information.

Use the LIB option in LOGANALYZER to obtain information about when libraries have been linked or delinked.

The following table describes the format and contents of these entries.

Table 5–13. Major Type 1–Minor Type 15 (LOGMIN_LIBLINKV) and 16 (LOGMIN_LIBDELINKV)

Word Field Value Description

0–3 As described in Table 2–2, “First Four Log Entry Words Version 1 Format.” Note that the mix number in the header is the mix number of the process linking to or delinking from the library.

4 Linkage/delinkage result

Negative values indicate failure. For a list of the possible values and their meanings, refer to the description of the LINKLIBRARY function in the ALGOL Programming Reference Manual, Volume 1: Basic Implementation.

5 Library structure information [47:12] Reserved

[35:01] Structure imports objects [34:01] Structure exports objects [33:01] Client FROZEN at link time [32:01] Reserved

[31:01] Connection library linking/delinking program [30:31] Reserved

6 LINK to code file name of linking program (standard form)

7 LINK to library attributes of linking program 8 [47:01] 1 Actor stack number and mix number are valid

0 Actor stack number and mix number are invalid [39:40] Actor stack number

9 Actor mix number 10 Connection library index

11 Connection library index of library linked to or delinked from

Table 5–13. Major Type 1–Minor Type 15 (LOGMIN_LIBLINKV) and 16 (LOGMIN_LIBDELINKV)

Word Field Value Description

13 [38:39] LIBSTK_MIX

Stack number of the linking/delinking process 14 LIBCOUNT_MTX

Number of libraries linked to or delinked from 15 LIBFIRSTLIB_MTX

LINK to expanded library information (word 14 contains the number of library information entries) 16–end Variable-length data pointed to by the links in this

entry

The following table describes the format and contents of the expanded library information entries linked to by word 15 of the Major Type 1 Minor Types 15 (Library Link) and 16 (Library Delink) entries.

Table 5–14. Expanded Library Information

Word Field Value Description

0 [38:39] Stack number of library process 1 [47:08] 0 Indicates value in [39:40] is an integer

[39:40] Job number of library process 2 [47:08] 0 Indicates value in [39:40] is an integer

[39:40] Mix number of library process 3 <reserved>

4 [04:01] True if linked/delinked library is connection library [03:04] Linkage security class of library. For a description of

the possible values, refer to the description of word 4, field [19:04] in the table “Major Type 1, Minor Types 17 (LIGMIN_LIBFREEZEV) and 18

(LGMIN_LIBTHAWV).”

Major Type 1 – Job or Task Entry

Major Type 1–Minor Types 17 (Library Freeze) and

18 (Library Resume)

Major Type 1, Minor Types 17 (Library Freeze) and 18 (Library Resume) entries contain library freeze or library resume information. Use the LIB option in LOGANALYZER to obtain a report about when libraries have been frozen or resumed.

The following table describes the format and contents of these entries.

Table 5–15. Major Type 1–Minor Types 17 (LOGMIN_LIBFREEZEV) and 18 (LOGMIN_LIBTHAWV)

Word Field Value Description

0–3 As described in Table 2–2, “First Four Log Entry Words Version 1 Format.” Note that the mix number in the header is the mix number of the library process. 4 Library status [47:12] Reserved [35:04] Library state 0 Initiated by user 1 Initiated by linker 2 Initiator failed to link 3 Usable library 4 Nonresumable library 5 Resuming library 7 Resumed library 8 Library never froze [30:03] Sharing specification

0 Private

1 Shared by run unit 4 Shared by all [27:01] Permanency 0 Temporary 1 Permanent

[26:01] SET if trusted library [25:02] LIBACCESS attribute value

0 By title 1 By function 2 By initiator 3 By task

Table 5–15. Major Type 1–Minor Types 17 (LOGMIN_LIBFREEZEV) and 18 (LOGMIN_LIBTHAWV)

Word Field Value Description

[19:04] Linkage security class

0 Default class. Any user process can link to this library.

1 MCP class. Only user processes with the MCP linkage class can link to this library.

2 Message control system (MCS) class.

3 Environment software class. This class includes processes such as the Enterprise Database Server for ClearPath MCP, the Test and Debug System (TADS), and KEYEDIO.

4 Privileged program class.

5 Compiler class. Only user processes with compiler or MCP linkage class can link to the library.

6–7 Reserved for system software. 8–15 Site-dependent linkage classes. 5 Library HISTORY attribute value

[23:08] Reason [15:08] Cause [07:08] Type

6 LINK to code file name of library (standard form) 7 LIBSTKNOX

[38:39] Library stack number

8–end Variable-length data pointed to by the links in this entry

Major Type 1 – Job or Task Entry

Major Type 1–Minor Types 19 (Database Open) and

20 (Database Close)

Major Type 1, Minor Types 19 (Database Open) and 20 (Database Close) entries contain database open and close information.

Use the DMS option in LOGANALYZER to obtain a report about when databases have been opened and closed.

The following table describes the format and contents of these entries.

Table 5–16. Major Type 1–Minor Type 19 (LOGMIN_DBOPENV) and 20 (LOGMIN_DBCLOSEV)

Word Field Value Description

0–3 As described in Table 2–2, “First Four Log Entry Words Version 1 Format”

4 Result (positive values indicate failure). Refer to OPENERROR subcategories in the Enterprise Database Server Application Programming Guide. 5 LINK to code file name of the database user

(standard form)

6 LINK to usercode of the database user (standard form)

7 LINK to the access code of the database user (standard form)

8 LINK to the external name of the database (standard form)

9 LINK to the internal name of the database (substandard form). Only occurs in open records where the program has specified an internal name. For example, DATABASE MYDB = TESTDB. 10 Unused

11 SIB level information at database open and close [47:08] SIB format level

[35:12] Access routines implementation level [23:12] Update level of description file

[11:12] Logical database number

12 Database open and close information [47:12] Obsolete task information

[15:01] Currently unused

[14:01] SET if database has label equation [13:06] Currently unused

Table 5–16. Major Type 1–Minor Type 19 (LOGMIN_DBOPENV) and 20 (LOGMIN_DBCLOSEV)

Word Field Value Description

0 UPDATE 3 RECOVER 4 RECONSTRUCT 5 INQUIRY 7 TRUPDATE 8 UTILITY 9 SINGLEUPDATE 10 MAPPER 11 INQUIRYSEMANTIC 12 UPDATESEMANTIC 13 REORGANIZE 14 PREVERIFY 15 OLTP

13 [38:39] Database stack number 14 Obsolete information 15 [38:39] Database task number 16 [38:39] Actor stack number 17 [38:39] Actor task number

18-end Variable-length data pointed to by the LINKs in this entry

Major Type 1 – Job or Task Entry

Major Type 1–Minor Types 21 (Database Freeze) and