Collector Server log file

The Collector Server log file is an ASCII file with a record for each complete transaction. A record contains fields that are delimited by a semicolon. Thus, it can easily be imported into a spreadsheet program for further evaluation. Each record has a fixed part and a variable part.

The first block of columns is fixed and thus the same for all operations. The second block varies regarding the operation. The structure of the fixed block of record fields is reflected in the examples that are shown in Table 1 and Table 2.
Table 1. The common block of columns in the Collector Server log file
1

Timestamp

2

Return code

3

Job number

4

Operation

5

Archive ID

18:47:32 -50 17 Archive A1
14:02:21 0 16 Append A1
... ... ... ... ...
09:42:04 0 1 Att Search A1
09:42:05 0 8 Retrieve A1
Table 2. The common block of columns in the Collector Server log file (continued)
6

CS server exec. time

7

Agent exec. time

8

Agent PID

9

IP Address

0.456 0.123 660031 6.132.8.58
0.217 0.035 45388 6.132.8.58
... ... ... 6.132.8.58
0.158 0.020 13564 6.132.8.58
0.149 0.018 12406 6.132.8.58
The following list briefly explains the data in each column:
Timestamp
The time when Collector Server completed the job.
Return code
The validation code that Collector Server returned for each processed job. A return code of 0 indicates a successful operation. All other codes indicate an error.

For an overview of the return codes, see Return codes.

Job number
The number that was assigned to the processed job.
Operation
The operation or the stages in the process of completing the operation.
Value Explanation
ARCHIVE Archiving
APPEND Appending (adding content to an archived document)
UPDATE Updating
FULL_RETRIEVE Retrieving entire documents
COMP_RETRIEVE Retrieving the specified document components
PART_RETRIEVE Retrieving the document part as specified by the offset and the length parameter
DELETE Deleting a document, including all its components, from the archive
STATUS Obtaining status information
FREE_SEARCH Searching the content of a print list for a specific search string
ATTR_SEARCH Searching the description file of a print list for attributes
CHANGE_IC Moving archived documents from one item type to another
SEND_BC or SENDBC Sending bar codes to SAP
CREATE_SAP_WORKITEM or CREATEWI Creating a work item in an SAP workflow
MKCOL Creating a collection (BC-ILM)
PUT Archiving a resource (BC-ILM)
GET Retrieving a resource (BC-ILM)
HEAD Retrieving resource or collection header data (BC-ILM)
PROPFIND Retrieving resource or collection properties (BC-ILM)
PROPPATCH Modifying resource or collection properties (BC-ILM)
WEBDAV_DELETE Deleting a resource or a collection (BC-ILM)
LinkItem Details about the processed document in the case of a SENDBC or CREATEWI request
GET_SAPATTR Retrieving the column names of an SAP table
INDXFER_LIST Retrieving the list of documents that are to be processed by an INDXFER request
INDXFER Transferring the index information
Archive ID
The logical archive ID of the archive that is addressed by the operation, as specified in the server configuration profile.
CS server exec. time
The time that Collector Server and the agent needed to process the job, in seconds.
Agent exec. time
The time that the agent needed to process the job, in seconds.
Agent PID
The identification number that an agent assigns to the job that it processes, in decimals:
  • IBM Content ManagerFileNet P8 The number of the thread is shown. Numbering starts at 0.
  • Content Manager OnDemandTivoli Storage Manager The ID of the process is shown.
IP Address
The IP address of the Content Collector for SAP client that creates the job.

For information about the variable block of record fields, which varies according to the selected operation, see one or more of the following tables. Each table contains example values for Windows.

Note: Record fields that are denoted with CRI are not used by Content Collector for SAP.

Columns for operation type ARCHIVE

10

DocID

11

CRI

12

CRI

13

Content type

14

Full source file name

15

Content length

2000021421141232#
405A.0908
    application/msword D:\cstore\test\notice.doc 102717.0
...     ... ...  
1000911493141728#
405A.0908
    text/plain D:\cstore\test\notice.txt 4367.0

Columns for operation type APPEND

10

DocID

11

CRI

12

CRI

13

Component ID

14

Content type

15

Full source file name

16

Content length

2000021421141232#
405A.0908
    note FAX D:\cstore\test\notice.doc  
...       ... ...  
1000911493141728#
405A.0908
    note TXT D:\cstore\test\invoice.txt  

Columns for operation type UPDATE

10

DocID

11

CRI

12

CRI

13

Component ID

14

Content type

15

Full source file name

16

Content length

2000021421141232#
405A.0908
    note FAX D:\cstore\test\notice.doc  
...       ... ...  
1000911493141728#
405A.0908
    note TXT D:\cstore\test\notice.txt  

Columns for operation type INDEX_TRANSFER

10

Full source file name

11

Successes and failures

D:\transfer\test\BKPF:20020228114509000 100 successful, 5 failed
... ...
D:\transfer\test\BKPF:200202#0336501000 83 successful, 4 failed

Columns for operation type FULL_RETRIEVE

10

DocID

11

ComponentID

12

CRI

13

Full target file name

14

Content length

2000021421141232#405A.0908 data   D:\cstore\test\notice.txt 102717.0
... ...   ...  
1000911493141728#405A.0908 data   D:\cstore\test\notice.txt 4367.0

Columns for operation type COMP_RETRIEVE

10

DocID

11

ComponentID

12

CRI

13

Full target file name

14

Content length

2000021421141232#405A.0908 data   D:\cstore\test\notice.doc 102717.0
... ...   ...  
1000911493141728#405A.0908 data   D:\cstore\test\notice.txt 4367.0

Columns for operation type PART_RETRIEVE

10

DocID

11

ComponentID

12

CRI

13

Offset

14

Length

2000021421141232#405A.0908 data   21373.0 208.0
... ...   ... ...
1000911493141728#405A.0908 data   14577.0 217.0

If an operation was successful, the value in the Length column reflects the actual length of the retrieved item. Otherwise, the Length column shows the length of the request.

Columns for operation type DELETE

10

DocID

11

ComponentID

12

CRI

2000021421141232#405A.0908 data  
... ...  
1000911493141728#405A.0908 data  

Columns for operation type STATUS

10

DocID

11

ComponentID

12

CRI

2000021421141232#405A.0908    
...    
1000911493141728#405A.0908    

Columns for operation type FREE_SEARCH

10

DocID

11

Pattern to be searched

12

From offset

13

To offset

14

Number of results

15

Offset of first hit

16

Length of first hit

2000021421141232#405A.0908 abc 17473.0 32000.0 8 21373.0 3
... ... ... ... ... ... ...
1000911493141728#405A.0908 qrs 17473.0 32000.0 5 21373.0 3

If an operation was successful, the Number of results column contains the actual number of hits. If it was unsuccessful, it contains the requested number of hits. The columns Offset of first hit and Length of first hit contain values only if the operation was successful.

Columns for operation type ATTR_SEARCH

10

DocID

11

Pattern to be searched

12

From offset

13

To offset

14

Number of results

15

Offset of first hit

16

Length of first hit

2000021421141232#405A.0908 0+10 +abc# 20+30 +xyz# 17473.0 32000.0 8 21373.0 3
... ... ... ... ... ... ...
1000911493141728#405A.0908 0+15 +def# 15+16 +qrs# 17473.0 32000.0 5 21373.0 3
The values in column Pattern to be searched have the following structure:
<offset>+<length>+<value>#
<offset>+<length>+<value>#
<offset>+<length>+<value>#...

If an operation was successful, the Number of results column contains the actual number of hits. If it was unsuccessful, it contains the requested number of hits. The columns Offset of first hit and Length of first hit contain values only if the operation was successful.

Columns for operation type SEND_BC

10

DocID

11

Bar code

2000021421141232#405A.0908 barcode73211
... ...
1000911493141728#405A.0908 barcode45801

The archpro program handles requests of this type directly. Agents are not involved. Therefore, the agent execution time and the agent process ID (PID) are 0.

Columns for operation type SENDBC

The columns vary depending on whether the bar code is sent during archiving, document linking, or manual linking.
For archiving, the following columns are supplied:
Column number Explanation
10 The number of processed documents.
11 The number of documents that were retrieved successfully.
12 The number of documents that were retrieved and linked successfully.
13 The type of operation.
For document linking and for manual linking, the following columns are supplied:
Column number Explanation
10 The number of processed documents.
11 The number of documents that were retrieved successfully.
12 The number of documents that were retrieved and linked successfully.
13 The number of documents that were retrieved, linked, and routed successfully.
14 The type of operation.

Columns for operation type UPDATE

10

DocID

11

Action

12

Target workbasket

13

From folder

14

To folder

2000021421141232#405A.0908 attributes +workbasket +folder WORKFLOW_WB Folder1 Folder2
... ... ... ... ...
1000911493141728#405A.0908 attributes +workbasket +folder STACK_1 New Old

The values in the Action column are converted to strings and written to the server log file. The Target workbasket, From folder, and To folder columns are left empty if you do not specify a value for them in the request message.

Columns for operation type ATTR_SPEC

There are no additional columns for this operation type.

Columns for operation type CREATE_SAP_WORKITEM

10

DocID

11

Content repository

12

DocType

13

SapArObject

14

Bar code

2000021421141232#405A.0908 A1 ALF FIIINVOICE barcode0815
... ... ... ... ...
1000911493141728#405A.0908 A1 FAX FAXMSG barcode1428

Columns for operation type CREATEWI

The columns vary depending on whether the work item is created for archiving a document or for linking a document.
For archiving, the following columns are supplied:
Column number Explanation
10 The number of processed work items.
11 The number of work items that were retrieved successfully.
12 The number of work items that were retrieved and linked successfully.
13 The type of operation.
For document linking and for manual linking, the following columns are supplied:
Column number Explanation
10 The number of processed work items.
11 The number of work items that were retrieved successfully.
12 The number of work items that were retrieved and linked successfully.
13 The number of work items that were retrieved, linked, and routed successfully.
14 The type of operation.

Columns for operation type MKCOL

10

Resource name

11

Full source file name

12

Content length

/Coll1/Test1/
  0.0
...    
/Coll1/Test2/
  0.0

Columns for operation type PUT

10

Resource name

11

Full source file name

12

Content length

/Coll1/Test1/res1
C:\temp\invoice.doc 245223.0
...    
/Coll1/Test2/res1
C:\temp\invoice2.doc 5634535.0

Columns for operation type GET

10

Resource name

11

Full target file name

12

Offset

13

Length

14

Total length

/Coll1/Test1/res1
C:\temp\invoice.doc 0.0 245223.0 245223.0
...        
/Coll1/Test2/res1
C:\temp\invoice2.doc 0.0 5634535.0 5634535.0

If the operation is completed successfully, the Length column contains the length of the retrieved content. If it fails, this column contains the requested content length.

Columns for operation type HEAD

10

Resource name

11

Full target file name

12

Offset

13

Length

14

Total length

/Coll1/Test1/
C:\temp\temp1.tmp 0.0 0.0 0.0
...        
/Coll1/Test2/
C:\temp\temp2.tmp 0.0 0.0 0.0

Columns for operation type PROPFIND

10

Resource name

11

Property name 1

12

Property name 2

...
/Coll1/Test1/res1
creation_date 2015–01–01 ...
...      
/Coll1/Test2/res1
creation_dater 2015–01–02 ...

Additional columns contain the names of all requested properties. If all properties are retrieved, only the resource name is shown.

Note: The PROPFIND operation can return huge response lists. The detailed response is not logged.

Columns for operation type PROPPATCH

10

Resource name

11

Property 1

12

Property 1 value

13

Property 2

14

Property 2 value

...
/Coll1/Test1/res1
creation_date 2005–01–01 important true ...
...          
/Coll1/Test2/res1
creation_dater 2005–02–02 important false ...

Additional columns contain the names and the values of all modified properties.

Columns for operation type WEBDAV_DELETE

10

Resource name

/Coll1/Test1/res1
...
/Coll1/Test2/res1
Note: The WEBDAV_DELETE operation can return large response lists. The detailed response is not logged.

Columns for operation type LinkItem

The columns vary depending on whether archiving, document linking, or manual linking is involved.
For archiving, the following columns are supplied:
Column number Explanation
10 The index of the document or the work item.
11 The return code.
12 The document ID.
13 The file name of the document.
14 The bar code of the document.
15 The return code of the retrieval step.
16 The return code of the linking step.
For document linking and for manual linking, the following columns are supplied:
Column number Explanation
10 The index of the document or the work item.
11 The return code.
12 The document ID.
13 The work item ID of the document.
14 The bar code of the document.
15 The return code of the retrieval step.
16 The return code of the linking step.
17 The return code of the routing step.

Columns for operation types GET_SAPATTR, INDXFER_LIST, and INDXFER

The following columns are supplied:
Column number Explanation
10 The number of hits.
11 The number of files that were created.
12 The batch size.
13 The ID of the task in IBM® Content Navigator.
14 The part of the file name that is made up of the following components:
hitlist_taskid_generated_key