o events lost
Generated whenever the event dispatcher cannot allocate resources
to queue more events for processing. The event-logging function
guarantees that this event cannot be lost. Also, you cannot block
this event unless all events for all modules are blocked.
This event is placed at the end of the queue. If another event
cannot be queued because of resource limitations while this event
is still the last event in the queue, the number argument is
updated to reflect the latest total of lost events. Argument:
number Number of consecutive events lost.
o test requested
Logged when the test directive is issued.
1 – outbound_stream
o change confidence
Generated each time the transport service detects a change in the
connection's confidence value. (The confidence value indicates
whether the Transport layer expects a transmit operation to
succeed.) This event suggests a change in the connectivity
between the outbound stream and the sink. Argument:
confidence New transport confidence value.
false It is unlikely that a transmit operation would
succeed under the current circumstances.
true It is likely that a transmit operation would
succeed under the current circumstances.
o change filter
Generated each time that the filter for a stream is changed,
whether it is changed by a block, ignore, or pass command
or by using set to change the value of the catch all filter
characteristic. The initial values of the filters for a stream
are reported as arguments in the enable stream event. A filter
change event is filtered according to its new values.
Arguments: (OpenVMS)
new catch Specifies the current catch all filter setting.
all filter
new global Specifies the current global filter setting.
filter
new Specifies the current specific filter setting.
specific
filter
old catch Specifies the previous catch all filter setting.
all filter
old global Specifies the previous global filter setting.
filter
old Specifies the previous specific filter setting.
specific
filter
o disable
Generated each time an outbound stream is disabled by a disable
command.
o disconnect
Generated each time a connection is closed on an outbound stream.
The disconnect can be caused by the event dispatcher closing
idle connections, a management command, a network failure, a sink
crash, or a sink disconnect. Arguments:
disconnect Identifies the cause of the disconnect.
data
0 remote disconnect
2 shutdown requested (OpenVMS)
3 management directive
reason Session Control layer reason for the disconnect.
o enable
Generated each time an outbound stream is enabled by an enable
command. Arguments:
catch all Value of the catch all filter when the stream is
filter enabled.
global Value of the global filter when the stream is
filter enabled.
(optional)
specific Value of the specific filter when the stream is
filter enabled.
(optional)
o events lost
Generated whenever the outbound stream cannot allocate resources
for event transmission. The event-logging function guarantees
that this event cannot be lost. Also, you cannot block this event
unless all events for all modules are blocked.
This event is placed at the end of the queue. If another event
cannot be queued because of resource limitations while this event
is still the last event in the queue, the number argument is
updated to reflect the latest total of lost events. Argument:
number Number of consecutive events lost.
o shutdown
Generated each time that a shutdown operation results in an
orderly disconnect. You cannot block shutdown events for an
outbound stream.
Arguments:
reason cancelled The shutdown was "neutralized" by an
intervening disconnect; therefore, the
receiver should not shut down.
disconnect The shutdown was caused by the
timer disconnect timer.
disable The shutdown was caused by a disable
directive command that specified an orderly
shutdown.
shutdown The shutdown was caused by a shutdown
directive command.
2 – relay_logging
o event relayed
Generated whenever a Phase IV event is received. It relays the
Phase IV event into the DECnet-Plus Event Logging Architecture.
The entire DECnet NICE message is encapsulated into the NICE
data argument. Argument:
NICE data Phase IV event display
3 – sink
o change filter
Generated each time that the filter for a sink is changed,
whether it is changed by a block, ignore, or pass command
or by using set to change the value of the catch all filter
characteristic. The intitial values of the filters for a sink
may be reported as arguments in the enable sink event. A filter
change event is filtered according to its new values.
Arguments: (OpenVMS)
new catch Current catch all filter setting.
all filter
new global Current global filter setting.
filter
new Current specific filter setting.
specific
filter
old catch Previous catch all filter setting.
all filter
old global Previous global filter setting.
filter
old Previous specific filter setting.
specific
filter
o events lost
Generated whenever the sink cannot allocate resources for event
transmission. The event-logging function guarantees that this
event cannot be lost. Also, you cannot block this event unless
all events for all modules are blocked.
This event is placed at the end of the queue. If another event
cannot be queued because of resource limitations while this event
is still the last event in the queue, the number argument is
updated to reflect the latest total of lost events. Argument:
number Number of consecutive events lost.
3.1 – inbound_stream
o change confidence
Generate when the underlying transport service detects that the
connection's confidence variable has changed to the new value
reported by the confidence parameter. This suggests a change in
the connectivity between the outbound stream and the sink.
Argument:
confidence Specifies the new transport confidence value.
false It is unlikely that a transmit operation would
succeed under the current circumstances.
true It is likely that a transmit operation would
succeed under the current circumstances.
o disconnect
Generated each time the sink detects that an inbound stream
connection has been closed. The disconnect can be caused by a
management command, a sink disconnect, a network failure, or by
receiving notice that the associated outbound stream entity has
been shut down. Arguments:
disconnect Identifies the cause of the disconnect.
data
reason Specifies the Session Control layer reason for the
disconnect.
shutdown Inbound stream disconnected because of a shutdown
received event.