Messages

This reference information provides additional information about messages we might encounter while using WAS ND. It is organized according to the identifier of WAS feature that produces the message.

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WAS system messages originate from a variety of sources, including Application Server components and applications. The message identifier can be either 8 or 9 characters in length and has the form:

CCCC1234X 

where:

CCCC

is a four character alphabetic component or application identifier.

1234

is a four character numeric identifier used to identify the specific message for that component.

X

is an optional alphabetic severity indicator. (I=Informational, W=Warning, E=Error)

WAS is in the process of converting to a new set of message IDs.

The following table shows the default message IDs and the corresponding new message IDs that will become the default in a future release.

To enable the new message IDs in the WAS runtime see Change the message IDs used in log files.

The runtime error messages for WAS are not part of the supported model. While IBM intends to keep changes to the messages to a minimum during the service of a given release, updates to the message content is likely to occur between major releases of WAS without prior notice to you. Therefore, to avoid potential automation errors in the environment, do not develop code that is dependent on these messages.

Version 5.1	Version 6.x and later
AATL	CWWAT
ACIN	CWNIC
ACWA	CWWWA
ADFS	CWWFS
ADMA	CWWMA
ADMC	CWWMC
ADMD	CWWMD
ADME	CWWME
ADMF	CWWMF
ADMG	CWWMG
ADML	CWWML
ADMN	CWWMN
ADMR	CWWMR
ADMS	CWWMS
ADMT	CWWMT
ADMU	CWWMU
AGNT	CWWAG
APPR	CWWAP
ARFM	CWRFM
ASYN	CWWAB
BCDS	CWWCD
BNDE	CWWAA
BPBN	CWWCB
BPEx	CWWBX
CHFW	CWWCF
CHKC	CWPKC
CHKJ	CWWCJ
CHKP	CWPKH
CHKS	CWWCS
CHKW	CWWCW
CLNI	CWWCL
CMSG	CWWMS
CMPN	CWWCP
CNTR	CWWEC
CONM	CWWCM
CORB	CWWOR
CSCP	CWSCP
DBMN	CWWDM
DCPA	CWWPA
DCPC	CWWPC
DCSV	CWRCS
DCWM	CWMWC
DRSW	CWWDR
DSRA	CWWRA
DWCT	CWWCT
DWLM	CWDLM
DYNA	CWWDY
EAAT	CWTAA
ECNS	CWSNC
EMSG	CWWEM
ENTP	CWWIE
ESLB	CWWLB
ESOP	CWSPE
FLWx	CWWFC
GATE	CWRCB
GBNF	CWNFB
HAMI	CWMAH
HMGR	CWRHA
HTPC	CWTPC
I18N	CWWWI
ILMC	CWLMC
INST	CWWIN
IVTL	CWWIV
J2CA	CWWJC
JACC	CWWJA
JORB	CWWJO
JSAS	CWWSA
JSPG	CWWJS
JSSL	CWWJE
LMMS	CWLAA
LMSC	CWLAB
LTXT	CWLTX
MSGS	CWMSG
MIGR	CWMGR
NMSV	CWNMS
OBPL	CWOBP
OCSP	CWOCS
ODCF	CWODC
ORBX	CWORX
PLCY	CWLCY
PLGC	CWPLC
PLGN	CWPLG
PLPR	CWLPR
PLYI	CWLYI
PMGR	CWCPM
PMON	CWPMI
PMRM	CWPRM
PMWC	CWPMW
PROX	CWPRX
PROC	CWPRC
SCHD	CWSCH
SECG	CWSCG
SECJ	CWSCJ
SESN	CWSEN
SLAP	CWSIA
SLAS	CWSID
SICJ	CWSIJ
SICM	CWSIQ
SICO	CWSIC
SICR	CWSIR
SICS	CWSIB
SIEG	CWSIG
SIEX	CWSIE
SIFP	CWSIF
SIME	CWSIM
SIMP	CWSIP
SIMS	CWSIS
SIMX	CWSIN
SIOD	CWSIO
SISE	CWSII
SITO	CWSIT
SIUT	CWSIU
SJMS	CWSJM
SMTL	CWSMT
SOAP	CWSOP
SRMC	CWSRM
SRVE	CWSRV
SSLC	CWSSL
STAT	CWSTA
STFF	CWSTF
STUP	CWSTU
TASK	CWTSK
TCPC	CWTCP
TEST	CWTST
TPVE	CWTPV
TRAS	CWTRA
TUNE	CWTUN
UTLS	CWUTL
WACS	CWWAC
WACT	CWWAV
WADR	CWWAR
WASX	CWWAX
WCDW	CWWDW
WCLD	CWWCL
WCMD	CWSMC
WDWL	CWWWL
WEMB	CWWMB
WEWS	CWWES
WHFW	CWWHF
WINT	CWWNT
WKSP	CWWKP
WKSQ	CWWKQ
WLMF	CWLMF
WLTC	CWWLT
WMSG	CWMSS
WOBA	CWWOA
WPOL	CWWPO
WPRS	CWWPS
WQRY	CWQRY
WSCL	CWWSC
WSCP	CWWAD
WSEC	CWWSI
WSGW	CWWSG
WSIF	CWWSF
WSMM	CWWMM
WSMS	CWWME
WSPL	CWWPL
WSSC	CWSSC
WSPL	CWWPL
WSSC	CWSSC
WSUP	CWWSU
WSVM	CWWVM
WSVR	CWWSR
WSWS	CWWWS
WTRN	CWWTR
WTASK	CWWTK
WUDC	CWUDC
WUDU	CWWDD
WUNG	CWUNG
WUPD	CWUPD
WUPM	CWWPM
WURM	CWURM
WUTM	CWUTM
WUXD	CWUXD
WVER	CWWVR
WWEI	CWWEI
WWLM	CWWLM
WWPF	CWWPF
WXDH	CWXDH
WXDO	CWXDO
WXDP	CWXDP
XADC	CWXDC
XADM	CWXDM
XDIN	CWWXI
XDRT	CWXRT
XDUT	CWXDU
XMLM	CWXMM

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Related tasks

Converting log files to use IBM unique Message IDs
Diagnose problems (using diagnosis tools)
Change the message IDs used in log files