Format of trace entry in logs

Trace entries are recorded in a specific format.

Figure 1 shows an example of a trace entry that is taken from a Verify Identity Access trace log file.

Figure 1. Sample trace log entry in text format

2005-10-29-18:01:06.984-06:00I——- pdmgrd DEBUG8 mgr general
e:\am600\src\ivmgrd\pdmgrapi\MrMgmtDomainMan.cpp 736 0x000007d0
CII ENTRY: MrMgmtDomainMan::setCurrentDomainName

The following list describes the trace entry that is shown in Figure 1.

2005-10-29-18:01:06.984-06:00I

Indicates the timestamp of the trace entry. Timestamp is in the following format: YYYY–MM–DD–hh:mm:ss.fff[+|–]hh:mmI

where:

YYYY-MM-DD: Specifies the date in year, month, and day.
hh:mm:ss.fff: Specifies the time in hours, minutes, seconds, and fractional seconds.
hh:mmI: Specifies the time inaccuracy factor

pdmgrd

Indicates the name of the process which created the entry.

DEBUG8

Indicates the reporting level of the trace entry.

mgr

Indicates the component for the process that generated the entry.

general

Indicates the subcomponent for the process that generated the entry.

e:\am600\src\ivmgrd\pdmgrapi\MrMgmtDomainMan.cpp

Indicates the name of the product source file that generated the entry.

736

Indicates the exact line number in source file.

0x000007d0

Indicates the thread ID in hexadecimal.

CII ENTRY: MrMgmtDomainMan:setCurrentDomainName

Indicates the text of the trace entry.