tcl.log-msg
Logs message(s) to errors file.
Syntax
log-msg message
Description
records the time and date that a particular macro is executed. The log entry is placed into the 'dm,errors,' file. This command is executed by the 'power-off' process.
This verb can be used within a macro, for example, to note when the macro was executed.
Example
log-msg application event
sort errors by date
page 1 errors 07:31:34 02 Oct 1991
errors.... date. time. r mode-addr........... user error.........
867553651 10/01 14:54 Coldstart after dm (0) log-msg
abnormal shutdown
867625376 10/02 07:02 Coldstart after dm (0) log-msg
normal shutdown
867626224 10/02 07:17 application event dm (1) log-msg
[405] 3 items listed out of 3 items.
Legend:
'errors' is the system-generated job number (item-id) for this
item.
'date' is the date that this error was logged.
'time' is the time that this error was logged.
'r' is the register address (0 - f) which triggered the
error condition (e.g. forward link zero, referencing illegal frame aborts, etc.)
'mode-addr' is the description of the error, or address of the
program when it generated the error.
'user (pib)' is the user-id who was running the process along with
the port.number.
'error' is the process which caused this error message to be
placed in the log.
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