OEM User's Guide

OEM Windows

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Refreshing Log Window Contents

Because the OEM Server automatically updates all display windows whenever it

receives new data from a client application, there is usually no reason to perform a

manual refresh. However, if a window has been locked for some period of time, it might

not contain current data. To update the contents with the latest data, choose Refresh

from the View menu.

Closing the Log Window

To close the Log window, choose Close from the View menu, or click the close box.

OEM Server Log Messages

The following table lists all OEM Server log message numbers and their descriptions.

This table does not include messages that could be generated by client applications or

enterprise management framework adapters. Because clients and adapters are

independent applications, the OEM is neither aware of nor able to control the messages

they log.

Message

Number Description

1000 The OEM server was started successfully.

1001 The OEM server completed initialization.

1002 The specified adapter was started successfully.

1003 The specified adapter was not started because its configured OLE interface

object could not be created.

1004 The OEM could not create an internal callback object for the specified

adapter.

1005 The specified adapter was stopped.

1006 An OLE error was encountered while trying to communicate with the

specified adapter.

1007 The specified adapter encountered an internal error while processing a

request.

1008 A client application has connected to the OEM.

1009 A client application has disconnected from the OEM.

1010 An OLE error was encountered while trying to communicate with a client

application.

1011 The OEM could not send a callback message to a client application because

no callback object was specified.

1012 The OEM encountered an error while attempting to create an internal object.

1013 No popup item was found matching the caption supplied by the adapter on a

callback.

1014 The OEM encountered an error while maintaining its internal queues.