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AionDS Messages and Codes Guide

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Examining the system log<br />

Examining the system log<br />

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Overview<br />

8-2 <strong>AionDS</strong> <strong>Messages</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Codes</strong><br />

The <strong>AionDS</strong> system log is an historical account of what happened during a<br />

development or execution session. <strong>AionDS</strong> writes messages to the system log<br />

in chronological order. The system log may be used in conjunction with the<br />

consultation trace to determine what happened during a knowledge base<br />

consultation. It may also be used to assist in debugging knowledge base logic<br />

errors as well as <strong>AionDS</strong> fatal system errors.<br />

Each message in the system log has the following format:<br />

where<br />

ADS##### sev message<br />

##### unique number that identifies the <strong>AionDS</strong> subsystem from<br />

which the message was issued<br />

sev severity of the message (see “Severity level” below)<br />

message system log message. Generally one of the following<br />

message types can appear in the system log:<br />

timestamp The first <strong>and</strong> last line of the system log is a<br />

timestamp containing product <strong>and</strong> version<br />

information.<br />

execution These messages reflect the amount of time<br />

taken to load, execute <strong>and</strong> clear a<br />

knowledge base.<br />

consultation These messages contain information about<br />

knowledge base logic errors that occur<br />

during a consultation.

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