Event Record Types
Record type attributes for event records are described in the following paragraphs. The information is organized alphabetically by record type identifier.
- CI (COPY Step Initiation)
This record is created immediately prior to the execution of any tasks associated with a COPY statement. The intent of this record is to capture the timing of such work as data set allocation prior to any I/O occurring. In addition to the common attributes, CI has the following individual attributes:
- COPY step start date/time
- Step name or label
- CI record retry count
- Transfer direction
- Source file name
- Destination file name
- Member name (when applicable)
- CE (COPY I/O Start)
- This record is created immediately prior to the first block of data transferred in a COPY statement. In addition to the common attributes, CE has the following individual attributes:
- COPY I/O start date/time
- Step name or label
- CE record retry count
- EI (Event Request Initiation)
This record is created upon completion of a EVENT SERVICES START command.
Note: The common attributes for Process-related records do not apply to this record.The following attributes apply to this event:
- Date/Time the command completed
- User ID of the user who issued the command
- Event services request ID
- Completion code for the command
- Command parameter string
- EL (Event Session Lost)
This record is created when the IBM® Connect:Direct® DTF is lost.
- ET (Event Request Stop)
This record is created when an EVENT SERVICES STOP command completes.
Note: The common attributes for Process-related records do not apply to this record.The following attributes apply to this event:- Date/Time the command completed
- User ID of user who issued the command
- Event services request ID
- Completion code for the command
- JI (RUN JOB Start)
- This record is created immediately before the job specified by the RUN TASK statement is submitted. In addition to common attributes, JI has the following individual attributes:
- RUN JOB start date/time
- Step name or label
- Job name
- JI record retry count
- QE (Process moved to EXEC queue)
This record is created when a Process is moved to the execution queue. In addition to the common attributes, QE has the following individual attributes:
- Process execution start date/time
- QE record retry count
- PI (Process Initiation)
- This record is created immediately prior to when the first Process step is executed. In addition to the common attributes, PI has the following individual attributes:
- Queue change date/time
- Execution queue status value
- PI record retry count
- QH (Process moved to the HOLD queue)
- This record is created when a Process is moved to the Hold queue, through a problem during Process execution or submission, a SUSPEND PROCESS command issued or a session failure. The reason is identified by the Hold queue status value. In addition to the common attributes, QH has the following individual attributes:
- Queue change date/time
- Hold queue status value
- QH record retry count
- QT (Process moved to the TIMER queue)
- This record is created whenever a Process is moved to the Timer queue, normally through a Process retry. In addition to the common attributes, QT has the following individual attributes:
- Queue change date/time
- Timer queue status value
- QT record retry count
- QW (Process moved to the WAIT queue)
- This record is created whenever a Process is moved to the Wait queue from the Hold or Timer queues. In addition to the common attributes, QW has the following individual attributes:
- Queue change date/time
- Wait queue status value
- QW record retry count
- TI (RUN TASK Initiation)
- This record is created immediately prior to the initiation of the task specified by the RUN TASK statement. In addition to the common attributes, TI has the following individual attributes:
- RUN TASK start date/time
- Step name or label
- Program name
- TI record retry count
- Date/time
- Process name and number
- Event name
- Event trigger
- Event type