Standard APPN diagnostic data

The table below defines the format of APPN error log entries. The information available in the error log depends on how far the session initiation attempt had proceeded when the failure or time-out occurred.

Table 3. APPN Error Log Data
Byte Bit Content
Session Setup Control Information
0-3 Length of entire APPN error log structure
4-15 Reserved
16-17 Reserved
18-19 Time out session setup state (available if session failed due to time-out)
1A-21 Reserved
22 Flag bits
0 Local system node type (0 = end node and 1 = network node)
1 Session setup request should no longer be tracked
2 A final session state has been reached
3-7 Reserved
Pre-search Phase Data
23 Pre-search phase data measurements
0 Pre-search phase data is valid to look at because some of the fields have been filled in
1-7 Reserved
24-2B Local location name
2C-33 Remote location name
34-3B Remote network identifier
3C-43 Mode name
44-4D Device description name
4E-57 Controller description name
58-71 PCID (procedure correlation identifier)
72-79 Class-of-service name
Common Information During Search Phase
7A Common information during search phase
0 Common information data is valid to look at because some of the fields have been filled in
1 Wildcard entry was used to satisfy search
2-7 Reserved
7B-82 Network identifier for the destination node
83-8A Control-point name for the destination node
8B-92 Network identifier for the network node server of the destination node
93-9A Control-point name for the network node server of the destination node
9B-9E Reserved
9F-A6 The network identifier of the remote location that was found using the *ANY directory entry
A7-AE The control-point name of the remote location that was found using the *ANY directory entry
AF-B6 The network identifier of the network node server of the remote location that was found using the *ANY directory entry
B7-BE The control-point name of the network node server of the remote location that was found using the *ANY directory entry
Directory Search Summary Information - End Node
BF Directory search summary information - end node
0 End node search information is valid to look at because some of the fields have been filled in
1 Search type (0 = local only search and 1 = distributed search)
2 Real indicator supplied by the network node server
3 Default indicator supplied by the network node server - note that the real and default server-supplied indicators are mutually exclusive
4-7 Reserved
C0-C7 Network identifier of the network node server for the local system
C8-CF Control-point name of the network node server for the local system
Directory Search Summary Information - Network Node
D0 Network node directory steps processed indicators
0 Network node search information is valid to look at because some of the fields have been filled in
1 Query topology database for a network node control-point name
2 Location found in local directory database
3 One hop search sent to an attached end node
4 Route selection attempted for a directed search to a network node
5 Directed search sent to network node
6 Reserved
7 Reserved
D1 0 Domain broadcast sent
1 Broadcast search sent
2 Reserved
3 Reserved
4-7 Reserved
D2-D9 Directed search target network identifier
DA-E1 Directed search target control-point name
E2-E9 Reserved
EA-F1 Reserved
F2-F9 Reserved
FA-101 Reserved
Switched Link Activation
102 0 Link activation data is valid to look at because some of the fields have been filled in
1-7 Reserved
103-10A First hop of the route network identifier (real node)
10B-112 First hop of the route control-point name (real node)
113-11A First hop of the route network identifier (virtual node)
11B-122 First hop of the route control-point name (virtual node)
123 Transmission group number for first hop of route
124-12D Line description name
12E-131 Reserved
132-133 Reason code for error
Generic Session Setup Information
134-137 Sense code returned
138-15D Past session setup states
15E-15F Current® session setup state
160-17F Reserved
180 Variable data area (see Optional APPN diagnostic data)
Note:
0=false and 1=true on the bit fields, unless otherwise specified.