Notations Used To Describe Messages - HP StorageWorks P9000 Manual

YKD: YKDELETE
YKE: YKEWAIT
YKF: YKFREEZE
YKG: YKHDAX (an internal program of YKLOAD)
YKH:YKH2B
YKJ: YKIMPORT, or YKEXPORT
YKK:YKINSCHK
YKL: YKLOAD
YKM: YKMAKE, messages displayed in the ISPF panel, or ISPFLOG
YKN: YKRUN
YKP: YKSTATS
YKQ: YKQUERY
YKR: YKRESYNC
YKS: YKSTORE
YKT: YKALCSVC, or YKSETENV
YKU: YKSUSPND
YKV: YKRECVER
YKW: YKWATCH
YKX: YKBLDCMD, YKDELCMD, or YKQRYDEV
YKY: Business Continuity Manager agent
YKZ: All commands or tools
Severity levels indicate:
T: Fatal
E: Error
W: Warning
I: Notification of information

Notations Used to Describe Messages

Following are the notations used to describe messages in this manual, and the message format.
Messages are listed in the order of message IDs.
message-ID message-output-destination
1 2
SC=xx RC=xx
(additional-information)
1 Information returned by the message. If the output destination is MSG, the value is set to the Severity in the message
structure. For details about the message structure, see the HP StorageWorks P9000 for Business Continuity Manager
Software Reference Guide.
2 A return code which is set when the message is output. The return code of a command contains the largest value of
all return codes of messages output while the command was processing.
3 Details identifying specific items such as error locations, or copy pair numbers. If the output destination is MSG, the
value is set to the Value in the message structure.
4 A character string enclosed in square brackets ([ ]) might be omitted.
message-text
3
4
description-of-the-message
Message Format 5