Each line of the log contains multiple fields, delimited by a single asterisk character. Each line contains the following fields. The first column of the table is the Excel column after you have imported the file into Excel.
Col |
Field |
Description |
| A | Time stamp | Date and time of the alert event in UTC format. |
| B | Version | Displays the header version for the alert. For example, "8". |
| C | Message ID | Identifier of alert type, for example PEGA0011. |
| D | KPI Value | Observed duration in milliseconds or count of value, known as the key performance indicator. |
| E | KPI Threshold | Threshold value for this alert type, in milliseconds or count. |
| F | ServerID | Node ID for the node that is the source of the alert event. |
| G | Tenant Name | The tenant name if the alert occurred on a multitenant system, N/A otherwise. |
| H | Tenant Hash | The tenant hash if the alert occurred on a multitenant system, N/A otherwise. |
| I | Requestor ID |
Session identifier; the first letter (A, B, H, or P) identifies the requestor type.
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| J | User ID | Operator ID of requestor, or none. |
| K | Work pool | Work pool that the requestor uses, or none. |
| L | Rule application name version | Rule application and version used at the time of the alert. |
| M | Encoded Ruleset | Hash code identifying the requestors ruleset list. |
| N | Checkout Enabled | Y indicates that the activity in the Activity field is in a personal ruleset; that a developer has checked out the activity. |
| O | Interaction number | For alerts from browser sessions, the interaction number (as it appears on the Performance tool display). |
| P | Correlation ID | ID used to filter messages arriving on the request queue. By default, the requestor ID. |
| Q | Sequence | Sequence number for this alert in the log; unique within this log. |
| R | Thread | Internal name of the PRThread instance, or NA if this alert is not from a Thread. |
| S | Pega Thread Name | The name of the Pega thread on which the alert happened. |
| T | Logger | Java class that produced the alert instance. |
| U | Stack | An indicator in the engine process that shows the processing state when the message occurred. (Not available for all alerts.) |
| V | Last Input | For alerts from interactive requestors, a portion of the URL received in the most recent interaction. Typically the text Stream= or Activity= and the name of an activity or stream rule run by the URL. |
| W | First Activity | For alerts from interactive requestors, the first activity or stream run by this requestor in the current interaction. (This activity or stream may or may not have caused the alert.) |
| X | Last Step | If the First Activity field identifies an activity, this field identifies the step number last completed, when available. |
| Y | Reserved | Reserved. |
| Z | Reserved | Reserved. |
| AA | Reserved | Reserved. |
| AB | Reserved | Reserved. |
| AC | Trace List | Colon-delimited string containing the most recent 50 operations of this requestor before the alert event. Each operation consists of two subfields in the format number:value:. |
| AD | PAL data | For some Message ID types, a set of selected of Performance tool statistics at the time of the alert. A colon delimited string in the format propertyname:value:. Values are in milliseconds, bytes, or counts. |
| AE | Primary page class | The class of the primary page at the time of the alert. |
| AF | Primary page name | The name of the primary page at the time of the alert. |
| AG | Step page class | The class of the step page at the time of the alert. |
| AH | Step page name | The name of the step page at the time of the alert. |
| AI | Pega stack | The Pega stack at the time of the alert. |
| AJ | Parameter page | The clipboard page data found on the parameter page at the time of the alert. |
| AK | Line | A text description of the alert. |