Predefined Log Mappings

 

The following sections describe the predefined log mappings that Log Central provides:

Names and Commands for Predefined Log Mappings

BEA Tuxedo Log and BEA WebLogic Enterprise Log

LM Predefined Mapping

Oracle Alert Log

Windows NT Event Log

For more information about log mappings, see Creating Log Mappings.

 

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Names and Commands for Predefined Log Mappings

The following table lists the types of logs for which Log Central provides predefined mappings along with the mapping names and the commands for performing the mappings.

Table H-1 Names and Commands for Predefined Log Mappings

Log	Name	Command
BEA Tuxedo Log and BEA WebLogic Enterprise Log	TUXEDO	log_monitor -P TUXEDO -i ULOG.date
LM Predefined Mapping	LM	log_monitor -P LM -i LM_log_file
Oracle Alert Log	ORACLE	log_monitor -P ORACLE -i alert_log_file
Windows NT Event Log	NTEVENT	log_monitor -P NTEVENT

 

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BEA Tuxedo Log and BEA WebLogic Enterprise Log

The following table shows the predefined mapping of a BEA Tuxedo or BEA WebLogic Enterprise log to a Log Central message.

Table H-2 Mapping for a BEA Tuxedo or BEA WebLogic Enterprise Log

Field in Log Central Message	Value from BEA Tuxedo or BEA WebLogic Enterprise Log
Log ID	Log ID
Logging Level	Logging Level
Date and Time	Date in log filename and time in log file
Subsystem	LIBTUX
Message ID	Message ID
Host	Host where the log_monitor process is running
Process ID	PID of log_monitor
User ID	User name of the log_monitor process
Function	Function
Entity	0
Body	Multiline message in the log

 

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LM Predefined Mapping

For information about the LM predefined mapping, see the log_monitor command in Commands.

 

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Oracle Alert Log

The following table shows the predefined mapping of an Oracle alert log to a Log Central message.

Table H-3 Mapping for an Oracle Alert Log

Field in Log Central Message	Value from Oracle Alert Log
Log ID	Log ID
Logging Level	Logging Level
Date and Time	Date
Subsystem	ORACLE
Message ID	999
Host	Host where the log_monitor process is running
Process ID	PID of log_monitor
User ID	User name of the log_monitor process
Function	None
Entity	0
Body	Multiline message in the log

 

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Windows NT Event Log

The following table shows the predefined mapping of a Windows NT event log to a Log Central message.

Table H-4 Mapping for a Windows NT Event Log

Field in Log Central Message	Value from Windows NT Event Log
Log ID	Log ID
Logging Level	Logging Level
Date and Time	NT Event date + Time
Subsystem	NT Event Source
Message ID	NT Event ID
Host	NT Event Computer
Process ID	PID of log_monitor
User ID	NT Event User
Function	None
Entity	0
Body	NT Event description

 

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