Visara Master Console Center Administration Guide - Manual (Page 179)

Chapter 10 Maintaining Log Files
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icsexec.log: MCC Execution Log
The MCC execution log contains all the messages automatically generated by the
MCC programs, both error messages and normal informational messages. When
the MCC automatically executes a script based on a condition, the details are
recorded here. The Execution Log can also be the target of a LOG statement:
LOG(LOG_EXEC, $Msg, %Status)
The MCC Execution Log can be viewed through the Unix command line, or
through the Execution Log Display window of the MCC GUI.
The format of icsexec.log is as follows:
CYYYYMMDD HHMM [MsgID or script name] Message
Where C=Color/Status; YYYYMMDD=Year, Month, Date; HHMM=Hour,
Minute.
For example:
220061129 1143 PWR102I Power box monitor ended.
220061129 1143 CFG102I Configuration manager ended.
920061129 1948 MSW102I ics: Master window ended.
In this example, at 11:43 AM on November 29 th 2006, the Power box monitor and
Configuration manager processes ended. Both messages were sent to the
Execution Log Window, and displayed as Status Number 2. At 7:48 PM on the
same day, user ics logged out, generating the message concerning Master
Window ending. This message had a Status Number of 9 (STATUS_NORMAL, or
pale green).
Note: Whenever a user logs in or out, the resultant startup and or logout
messages are recorded in the Execution Log, preceded by the
UserId.