GetXMLErrorsListFromDatabase

Returns the reference numbers, log types, timestamps, application server names, and application names of system errors that apply to an application server cluster. You can filter the errors to be returned by date range, application server name, and application name.

These error details are returned in a set of arrays that have a one-to-one correspondence to each other.

Syntax

<HFMwManageApplications>.GetXMLErrorsListFromDatabase bstrClusterName, dStartTimeStamp, dEndTimeStamp, bstrServerName, bstrApplicationName, pvarabstrReference, pvarabstrLogType, pvarabstrTimeStamp, pvarabstrServerName, pvarabstrApplicationName

Argument

Description

bstrClusterName

The name of the application server cluster.

Input argument. String subtype.

dStartTimeStamp

The start of the date range to filter by, or 0 to omit filtering by timestamp.

Input argument. Double subtype.

dEndTimeStamp

The end of the date range to filter by, or 0 to omit filtering by timestamp.

Input argument. Double subtype.

bstrServerName

The name of the application server to filter by, or an empty string to omit filtering by server.

Input argument. String subtype.

bstrApplicationName

The name of the application to filter by, or an empty string to omit filtering by application.

Input argument. String subtype.

pvarabstrReference

Returns an array of the reference numbers for the system errors that match the search criteria.

Note:

This is a 1-based array.

Output argument.

pvarabstrLogType

Returns an array of the errors’ log types.

The valid return values are represented by the constants in Access Rights Constants.

Note:

This is a 1-based array.

Output argument.

pvarabstrTimeStamp

Returns an array of the errors’ timestamps.

Note:

This is a 1-based array.

Output argument.

pvarabstrServerName

Returns an array of the errors’ application server names.

Note:

This is a 1-based array.

Output argument.

pvarabstrApplicationName

Returns an array of the errors’ application names.

Note:

This is a 1-based array.

Output argument.