TS/MP 2.5 Management Programming Manual

Table 30 Subsystem-specific EMS Tokens
DescriptionToken and Token Type
Indicates the type of event information. The valid values are:ZPWY-TKN-EVENTCLASS
ZPWY-VAL-ERROREVENT The event describes error information.
ZPWY-VAL-STATUSEVENT The event describes status information.
ZPWY-VAL-WARNEVENT The event describes warning information.
An internal token reserved for HP use onlyZPWY-TKN-HASNESTED
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ZSPI-TYP-BOOLEAN
An internal token reserved for HP use onlyZPWY-TKN-HASPULOC
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ZSPI-TYP-BOOLEAN
An internal token reserved for HP use onlyZPWY-TKN-HASSUBJECT2
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ZSPI-TYP-BOOLEAN
Contains the object or file name that is the subject of the event message. (nnn
represents a Pathway subsystem object type: for example, ZPWY-TKN-SCNAME.)
For more information, see “Subject Token” (page 169).
ZPWY-TKN-nnnNAME
Subject Token
ZEMS-TKN-SUBJECT-MARK indicates the subject token, which identifies the TS/MP object or file
that is most directly involved in the event. The subject token indicates one of these tokens as present
in the event-message buffer:
DescriptionToken and Token Type
Event concerns a file.ZPWY-TKN-FNAME
Event concerns a LINKMON processes or ACS subsystem processesZPWY-TKN-LMNAME
Event concerns the PATHMON process.ZPWY-TKN-PMNAME
Event concerns a server class object.ZPWY-TKN-SCNAME
The subject of the event is unknown to the PATHMON process or the subject is
dynamic in nature.
ZPWY-TKN-UNKNOWNNAME
The subject token indicated by ZEMS-TKN-SUBJECT-MARK contains the name of the specific object
involved in the event. For example, if an event message reports an event involving a server class
named CLASS8, ZEMS-TKN-SUBJECT-MARK indicates the subject token ZPWY-TKN-SCNAME,
whose contents is the name CLASS8.
Event-SpecificTokens
Event-specific Pathway subsystem EMS tokens are conditional tokens that appear in some Pathway
subsystem event messages. These tokens are called program unit location tokens because they
describe the part of a SCREEN COBOL program unit that was executing when an error was
detected. They are generated by the Pathway/iTS product and are described in the Pathway/iTS
Management Programming Manual.
Nested Messages
Some event messages that include a Pathway subsystem error list also contain a nested Pathway
subsystem message. Nested messages are contained in an error list generated by the Pathway
subsystem. Only one level of nesting can occur.
Event Messages 169