Types of FTM SWIFT error/information messages

In addition to direct end user messages, an IBM® Financial Transaction Manager for SWIFT Services message can have one of the following types:

event

A message which is issued to the event log is called an event message (evt). An event message can be recognized by Date, GMT, OU, and Service variables that follow its message ID, for example:

DNIP3423E 1/15/19 11:09 AM SYSOU DNI_SYSADM Database access 'CALL CREATE_CT'
          failed; SQLCODE: '-471', SQLSTATE: '55023'.

response

A message that a service issues in response to a request is called an response message (rsp). A response message is not recorded in the event log, and Date, GMT, OU, and Service variables will not be included. The message ID and the variables of each response message are contained in the Completion.ReasonList.Reason folder of the response. For example, if an attempt to stop the MSIF transfer service for the organizational unit (OU) BANKA fails, the MSIF transfer service issues a response that contains the response message DNFO0408E:

<Completion>
 <Code>Failed</Code>
  <ReasonList>
   <Reason MPU='DNFO0408E'>
    <Code>Failed</Code>
    <Value>DNFO0408E</Value>
    <Explanation>
    MSIF transfer service cannot be stopped for OU ’BANKS’ because SnF
    sessions are still active.
    </Explanation>
    <Parameter1>BANKA</Parameter1>
    <Reference></Reference>
   </Reason>
  </ReasonList>
</Completion>

If the response is issued to the reply-to queue of an application, the application can parse the contents of the Reason folder. If the response is issued to the Command Line Interface (CLI) or the Message Entry and Repair Facility, the response is processed and the response message is displayed in its final form, for example:

DNFO0408E MSIF transfer service cannot be stopped for OU ’BANKA’ because SnF
          sessions are still active.