IBM Connections log file 

IBM Connections writes messages to the SystemOut.log file. Refer to this file if you encounter errors after installing an IBM Connections application or if you encounter unexpected behavior in an application.

The SystemOut.log file is stored in the following directory:

• AIX :

  /usr/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/<profile_name>/logs/<server_name>

  
  

• Linux™:

  /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/<profile_name>/logs/<server_name>

  
  

• Microsoft™ Windows™:

  C:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\<profile_name>\logs\<server_name>

  
  

Messages written to the log use the following syntax:

 <Application prefix><Error code><Message level code>

where:

• Application prefix: Identifies the application that wrote the message. The following prefixes are used to identify IBM Connections applications and components:
  Table 1. Error message prefixes

  IBM Connections application or component	Prefix
  Activities Note: The Quartz Scheduler, a component of Activities does not use the Activities prefix, but its messages do include the string org.quartz.	CLFRA
  Blogs	CLFRS
  Bookmarks	CLFRL
  Common directory services integration service	CLFRK
  Communities	CLFRM
  Files	EJPVJ
  Forums	CLFRV
  Home page	CLFRQ
  Installer	CLFRP
  IBM Connections Configuration	CLFRO
  Notifications	CLFRR
  IBM Connections Multi-Service Portlet	CLFNF
  Federated Search	CLFRT
  News Service	CLFWX
  Event Service	CLFWY
  Widget Services	CLFWZ
  Profiles	CLFRN
  Search	CLFRW
  User life cycle	CLFWY
  WebSphere Portal infrastructure	EJPIC
  Wikis	EJPVJ

  
  

• Error code: A 4-digit code assigned to the error message to identify it. Code numbers make it easier to search for information about the message. See Error messages to see a list of the error codes and what they mean.

• Message level code: Identifies the level of the message written to the log. The following levels are supported:
  Table 2. Message level codes

  Message level code	Message level
  I	INFO
  E	ERROR
  A	AUDIT
  W	WARN

  
  

For example:

CLFRA0299I

CLFRA identifies the message as coming from the Activities application; 0299 is the error code; I indicates that the message is an Info level message.

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