BMD Parsing

These are the navigation steps to access BMD Parsing:

  • Select the enterprise server instance in server manager.

  • You should see the <EnterpriseOne Enterprise Server> instance.

  • Make sure that the server is up and running.

  • Go to the <Available Log Files> section.

  • Select a BMD parsing option link.

The BMD feature also includes an easy parsing system that is set up through links on the Server Manager log file screen.

Log File Viewer.

For level 1 BMD data, there is one parsing option that puts all of the data in the CSV format. For levels 2 and 3, there are two parsing options. One brings all BMD data for the BSFNs into the CSV format. The other excludes those BMD data rows which have a zero delta. The second option presumably keeps the most interesting BMD data, while reducing the CSV file size substantially.

BMD Parsing Option Links.

For CallObject kernels, the corresponding jdedebug_pid.log file contains the BMD information.

If a UBE is still running, the corresponding jdedebug_pid.log file contains the BMD information. If the UBE has completed, the log file is moved to the /printqueue folder. Copy the UBE-BMD log manually from the /printqueue folder to the /log folder so that the log file can be processed by BMD parsing within Server Manager.

The BMD data is parsed and retrieved in a CSV format. That parsed data can be saved to a file on the local machine, or it can be entered directly into a spreadsheet tool, such as Microsoft® Excel or OpenOffice Calc. Within Microsoft® Excel, the BMD data is easily searched and graphed.

BMD data parsed and retrieved in a CSV format.