UCMSRV_WORK (205)
The event is generated by Universal Command (UCM) Server to log the work it has performed.
UCMSRV_WORK Event Header
Field Name | Description |
eventCategory | Log |
eventSeverity | Informational |
eventTopic | Component |
eventType | 205 |
(Source Fields) | UCM Server that performed the work. |
(Reporter Fields) |
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UCMSRV_WORK Event Body
Field Name | Notes | Description |
clientCertIssuer | 1 | Issuer field of the digital certificate provided by the UCM Manager. |
clientCertSerialNo | 1 | Serial number of the digital certificate provided by the UCM Manager. |
clientCertSubject | 1 | Subject field of the digital certificate provided by the UCM Manager. |
clientIpAddr |
| IP address from which the UCM Manager's socket connection was established. |
clientUserId | 2, 3 | User identifier of the UCM Manager. |
clientUserIdCaseSensitive |
| Indication of whether or not clientUserId is case sensitive:
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clientWorkId |
| Work identifier of the UCM Manager. |
controlCipher |
| SSL/TLS cipher suite used for the control session between the UCM Manager and Server. |
forceComplete |
| Specification for whether or not the UCM Server performed a force completion request. |
jobCommand |
| Command used to start the job. The field is relevant only if the jobFormat value is CMD. |
jobElapsedTime |
| Number of seconds that the job executed. The value may be zero if the job ran less than a second. |
jobExitCode |
| Exit code of the job as reported by the operating system. |
jobExitStatus |
| Final exit status of the job as reported by the operating system. Valid values are:
An abnormal end indicates the job was interrupted by the operating system before it completed processing. Examples of abnormal exits include UNIX signals, Windows exceptions, and z/OS ABENDs. |
jobFormat |
| Format of the job request. Valid values are:
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jobLoginEnvironment |
| Specification for whether or not a login environment was established in which to execute the job. Possible values are:
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jobStartDateTime |
| UTC time the job started. |
jobStopDateTime |
| UTC time the job stopped. |
jobType |
| Type of job requested. Valid values are:
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jobUserId |
| User identifier with which the job executed. |
jobWorkId |
| Work identifier of the job. |
managerFaultTolerant |
| Specification for whether or not the UCM Server is in Manager Fault Tolerant mode. Possible values are:
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messageLevel |
| Message level with which UCM Server is executing. |
networkFaultTolerant |
| Specification for whether or not the UCM Server is in Network Fault Tolerant mode. Possible values are:
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restarted |
| Specification for whether or not the UCM Server was restarted. |
serverComponentId |
| Component identifier of the UCM Server with which the manager is communicating. |
stderrCipher |
| SSL/TLS cipher suite used for the standard error session between the UCM Manager and Server. |
stderrCompression |
| Compression method used for the standard error session between the UCM Manager and Server. |
stderrMode |
| Data translation mode used for the standard error session between the UCM Manager and Server. |
stdinCipher |
| SSL/TLS cipher suite used for the standard input session between the UCM Manager and Server. |
stdinCompression |
| Compression method used for the standard input session between the UCM Manager and Server. |
stdinMode |
| Data translation mode used for the standard input session between the UCM Manager and Server. |
stdoutCipher |
| SSL/TLS cipher suite used for the standard output session between the UCM Manager and Server. |
stdoutCompression |
| Compression method used for the standard output session between the UCM Manager and Server. |
stdoutMode |
| Data translation mode used for the standard output session between the UCM Manager and Server. |
version |
| Version of the UCM Server program. |
workId |
| Work identifier with which UCM Server is executing. |
Notes
- Digital certificate information is provided only if the Manager provided a digital certificate.
- A case-dependent value.
- A case-dependent value, but for pre-3.2.0 clients, the value always is considered case sensitive.