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Monitoring the JDBC Server

The JDBC server sends status messages to the system log or operator console. These messages have a standard format to facilitate monitoring with CA Common Services and other system management products. These messages are identified by message number, which conforms to the standard z/OS message format, PPPNNNNS as follows:

PPP

Specifies a product-specific prefix, such as "UJS."

NNNN

Specifies a message number, such as "0000-9999."

S

Specifies the severity level. The following are valid values:

The destination and level of messages written are controlled by settings in the configuration file.

Messages sent include the following:

Because the message text can include additional information, only the message number should be used to identify specific events.

Note: For more information, see the appendix "Configuration File Information."