Message number
IBM Workload Scheduler message
numbers (codes) have the following format:
xxxcomponent_codenumeric_identifierseverity- xxx
- The product prefix, which can be:
- EEW
- For all IBM Workload Scheduler messages.
- EEWAI
- For Applications and Plug-in installers messages.
- HTWGT
- For IBM Workload Scheduler for Visualized Data Centers, used by the PeopleSoft access method messages.
- component_code
- An alphabetic code for the IBM Workload Scheduler component,
as follows:
- I
- IBM Workload Scheduler z/OS gateway messages.
- O
- IBM Workload Scheduler R/3 access method messages.
- P
- IBM Workload Scheduler Oracle access method messages.
- N
- IBM Workload Scheduler PeopleSoft access method messages.
- numeric_identifier
- A 2-, 3-, or 4-digit numeric identifier that is unique within any combination of prefix and component code.
- severity
- The severity
indicator, as follows:
- I
- Informational:
Informational messages provide users with information or feedback
about normal events that have occurred or are occurring, or request
information from users in cases where the outcome will not be negative,
regardless of the response.
Examples:
- The status request is processing.
- The files were successfully transferred.
- Do you want to save your output in file a or in file b?
- W
- Warning:
Warning messages indicate that potentially undesirable conditions
have occurred or could occur, but the program can continue. Warning
messages often ask users to make decisions before processing continues.
Examples:
- The replay table could not be sent. The link to Agent_name proceeds with a reduced replay protocol.
- A file already exists with the same name. Do you want to overwrite this file?
- E
- Error:
Error messages indicate problems that require intervention or correction
before the program can continue. Examples:
- The specified file could not be found.
- You are out of space on the x drive. The file cannot be saved to this drive.
An example of an error message number is as follows:
EEWAI004E