Checking for Spooler Errors
This topic describes the use of English to look at spooler error records in the SYSTEM-LOG file.
Checking for Spooler Errors
If errors occur during the execution of a Despooler, the Spooler records these errors in the SYSTEM-LOG file.
To display information about Despooler errors, you can display an English list of the SYSTEM-LOG file using the DSP.ERRORS or DSP.DETAIL macros.
Syntax
LIST SYSTEM-LOG DSP.ERRORS {DSP.DETAIL} {(options}
Command class
English
Syntax elements
DSP.ERRORS A macro that generates a general report of Despooler errors.
DSP.DETAIL A macro that generates a detailed report of Despooler errors.
Options
N No page. Suppress automatic paging.
P Printer. Send output to printer assigned to your port.
General report headings
Heading | Description |
---|---|
DATE
|
Date the error was recorded. |
Time
|
Time the error was recorded. |
Err
|
Error number. The ERRORS item in the file SPOOLER.MSGS (SYSFILES account) contains the messages associated with these error numbers. |
Dsplr iid
|
Despooler item-id. |
Port#
|
Number of port that requested output. |
Que iid
|
Name of the form queue the Despooler was working with. |
Job iid
|
Job-id of the job the Despooler was outputting. |
Str 1
|
Yes if there is a string; otherwise, No. |
Str 2
|
Yes if there is a string; otherwise, No. |
Detailed report headings
The detailed report is listed vertically because of the large number and sizes of the fields. In addition to the general report headings, the detailed report uses the following headings:
Heading | Description |
---|---|
Dsp sts
|
Despooler status. |
Que sts
|
Form queue status. |
Job sts
|
Job status. |
RtnStk
|
Contents of the system return stack. |
String 1
|
If a string is displayed, it is diagnostic information for support personnel. |
String 2
|
If a string is displayed, it is diagnostic information for support personnel. |
Error
|
The error text corresponding to the Despooler error. |
For an explanation of the values in the status columns, refer to Status Conditions and Values.