The event is generated when the Universal Broker is stopped.
There are cases when a UBR_STOP event will not be generated. When the Broker is stopped with a method that does not permit the Broker program to continue executing, the event is not generated. Some methods that stop a Broker in this manner are:
- Windows termination with the Windows Task Manager.
- UNIX SIGKILL signal.
- z/OS CANCEL command or JES $C command.
- IBM i immediate end.
UBR_STOP Event Header
|
Field Name |
Description |
|
eventCategory |
Stop |
|
eventSeverity |
Informational |
|
eventTopic |
Component |
|
eventType |
301 |
|
(Source Fields) |
Universal Broker that stopped. |
|
(Reporter Fields) |
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UBR_STOP Event Body
|
Field Name |
Notes |
Description |
|
elapsedTime |
|
Amount of time (in seconds) that the Broker executed. |
|
exitCode |
|
Exit code with which the Broker stopped executing. |
|
stopDateTime |
|
UTC date and time the Broker stopped. |