Format Tokens Sample Clauses

Format Tokens. 35‌‌ This specification defines a set of simple format tokens that are used to both identify fields or subfields of a log record and to express the desired output form of that field. Each token type either implicitly or explicitly identifies the number of character spaces 40 associated with that token’s output. The cumulative effect is that each field in a log record can be placed at fixed offsets so that all output records at the same output destination are formatted identically. This allows a log reader to easily calculate off- 1 sets into specific log records within a log file. The formal representation of a format token is: <@><C|S|N><letter><field-size> 5 which breaks down to these parts: <@ >All token sequences start with the ‘at’ symbol 10 <C|S|N> The next character indicates if it is: • C = a common log record field, or • S = a system or application log record field, or • N = a notification or alarm field <letter> A distinct character that maps to a specific field or subfield of a log record. <field-size> Most token types imply a fixed output field size and cannot be followed by 20 this field size qualifier. However, some token types optionally allow its output field size to be specified. • If allowed and specified by the user, the output will occupy exactly <field-size> spaces either by adding blanks or truncating a long string. • If not specified but allowed, the output will use exactly the number of spaces it 25 takes to express the value. This results in variable field offsets from log record to log record at the same output destination. An example token is: 30 @Sl30 This token is a system or application (S) token for the logSvcUsrName field (the letter ’l’). It will occupy exactly 30 spaces. The table below shows the complete set of format tokens available for constructing format expressions. These tokens track to specific fields or subfields of the SaLogRecordT data type (see Section 3.4.5.5). • The left column shows each token type syntax supported by the Log Service. The token types that end with <fs> can optionally be configured with a numeric 40 <field-size> value. • The center column describes format rules and semantics. • The right column is an arbitrary example of legal output (‘.’ is used here to make 1 clear the number spaces that would otherwise appear as blanks. The ‘.’ is not a Log Service output requirement). Token Type Description Example Output Format
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