Read-only area shows the information that is contained in the selected log record in the Log window:
Shows the name of the step edition. If an action is not directly related to edition processing, such as for logging on to the Data Warehouse Center, then the field is empty.
Shows the step type for the step edition: DB2 programs, DB2 OLAP Server programs, File programs, SQL, Statistical transformers, User-defined programs, and Warehouse transformers.
Shows the process name that the step belongs to.
Shows the identifier for the step edition.
Shows the record number of the log record.
Shows the date and time at which the log record was written to the log.
Shows the log message type, which identifies the event or error that occurred.
Shows the TCP/IP host name of the workstation on which the server is installed.
Read-only area shows additional data about the event that is represented by the message type.
The fields that are displayed vary according to the message type. The following sections are examples of the fields for the most common message types.
Shows the the TCP/IP host name of the workstation where the executable program ran.
Shows the name of the program that encountered the error, the full path name of the program, and any other command-line arguments that were passed to the program.
Shows the name of the program class and method that encountered the error. This field is primarily for the use of IBM Software Support.
Shows the subsystem that originally encountered the error, such as Windows 32, Sockets, ODBC, or the Data Warehouse Center.
If an error occurred during execution of an SQL statement, this read-only field shows SQLSTATE code that corresponds to the SQL statement.
Error return code 1 (Error
RC1)
Shows the unique Data Warehouse Center return code for the error. Each message is documented in the form IWH0nnnn, where nnnn is the number that is displayed in the Error RC1 field. See the messages book in the BOOKS directory of the CD-ROM for a description of the error.
Error return code 2 (Error
RC2)
Shows the return code that is issued by the subsystem (displayed in Error Domain) that originally encountered the error. Each message is documented in the form IWH0nnnn, where nnnn is the number that is displayed in the Error RC2 field.