Display Network Log

The Network Log display shows the network data that has been sent from and received by this system. Select 1=Display Network Log from the Utilities menu.

Use one of the following options to move through the network log records:

  1. Use the <Page> or <Roll> keys.

  2. Position the display by keying the date and/or time required and press Enter.

  3. Use F18=Bottom to move to the bottom of the log and most recent messages.

Parameters on the Display Network Log display

The following parameters are available on the Display Network Log display.

Position to date

Enter a date to which the display moves when Enter is pressed. Can be used alone or in conjunction with the ‘Position to time’ parameter.

Position to time

Enter a time to which the display moves when Enter is pressed. Best used in conjunction with the ‘Position to date’ parameter.

Data direction (Dta Dir)

Specifies the direction of the data.

SND Outgoing data (Send)
RCV Incoming data (Receive)
RCV mode

This is the receive mode of any data received by the system.

I Interactive
B Batch
Log date

Specifies the date the data was logged. For SND data, this is the date on which the data was sent. For RCV data, this is the date on which the data was received.

Log time

Specifies the time at which the data was logged. For SND data, this is the time at which the data was sent. For RCV data, this is the time at which the data was received.

Local product (Local Prod)

Specifies the Local Product code. For SND data, this is the originating product. For RCV data, this is the destination product.

Remote location

Specifies the name of the remote location as defined in Work with Remote Locations. For SND data, this is the destination location. For RCV data, this is the originating location.

*SYSTEM Indicates that data was sent to or received from the current location
*UNKNOWN May be shown for received data when either:

The data is malformed such that the sender’s IP address and port cannot be determined

The sender’s IP Address and port does not match a location on the Work with Remote Locations display. This can be prevented by setting system default HAL/NETAUTOCFG to *YES which causes previously unknown systems to be automatically added as remote locations when data is received
Remote environment

Specifies the remote environment name. For SND data, this is the name of the environment to which data has been sent. The environment name is not known until the remote system acknowledges receipt of the sent data. For RCV data, this is the name of environment from which data has been received.

Remote product (Remote Prod)

Specifies the remote product code. For SND data, this is the destination product. For RCV data, this is the originating product.

Status/Network status

Specifies the current status of the data as one of the following:

Send data status
Invalid The data is invalid and cannot be sent. Possible reasons:
The remote location specified is not defined
The data to be sent is longer than 32767 bytes
Send Pending The data is ready to be sent but the Network Send Monitor has not attempted to send the data. Possible reasons:
The Network Send Monitor is not running
The Network Send Monitor is busy performing another request
Send-Wait The remote system is not responding. The data is sent if contact is re-established before the request times out.
Timed-Out The data could not be sent and has now timed out. No further attempts are made
Sending The data is currently being sent
Sent The data was successfully sent
Sent-OK The data was successfully sent and the request was successfully processed by the remote system
Sent-Error The data was successfully sent but the request could not be processed by the remote system
Send-Abort The send request was canceled before the data was successfully sent
Receive data status
Rcvd The data was successfully received
Rcvd-Exec The data was successfully received and is being processed
Rcvd-OK The data was successfully received and the request was successfully processed by the local system
Rcvd-Error The data was successfully received but the request could not be processed by the local system
Rcvd-Drop The data was received in interactive mode after the requestor had timed out
Local UID

Specifies the local UID. The UID is a 9 digit number that uniquely identifies this data on the local system.