R3_SET_LOG_ATTR

The R3_SET_LOG_ATTR script element sets a log attribute in the SAP monitor architecture. Use R3_SET_LOG_ATTR to change an existing log attribute. If it does not yet exist, this script element creates one including a corresponding message.

Transaction: RZ20
Interface: XMW

Syntax

R3_SET_LOG_ATTR

NODE=...
,MESSAGE=...
[,VAR1=...]
[,VAR2=...] 
[,VAR3=...] 
[,VAR4=...] 
[,COL_METHOD=...] 
[,AN_METHOD=...] 
[,AU_METHOD=...] 
[,VIEW=...] 
[,VIEW_FRAME=...] 
[,COLOR=...] 
[,SEVERITY=...] 
[,MAX_ALERTS=...] 

Parameters

• R3_SET_LOG_ATTR
  Sets a log attribute in the SAP monitor architecture

• NODE=
  Name of the node.
  Format: script literal
  This parameter describes a complete path. The individual parts are separated by a slash (/). The path always starts with a context node that can be followed by a sum node, an object node and an attribute node.
  Note: Context, object and attribute nodes must only be used once in the path. Sum nodes can be used several times.

  Example 1

  UC4/TestNode/PerfAttributUC4

  • UC4
    Context name
  • TestNode
    Object node
  • PerfAttributUC4
    Attribute node

  Example 2

  UC4/Summary1/Summary2/TestNode/PerfAttributUC4

  • UC4
    Context name
  • Summary1
    Sum node
  • Summary2
    Sum node
  • TestNode
    Object node
  • PerfAttributUC4
    Attribute node

• MESSAGE=
  ID and number of the SAP T100 message, separated by a blank
  Format: script literal
  Note: Use "00 398" to have only variable contents displayed

• VAR1=
  (Optional) Message variable 1
  Format: script literal

• VAR2=
  (Optional) Message variable 2
  Format: script literal

• VAR3=
  (Optional) Message variable 3
  Format: script literal

• VAR4=
  (Optional) Message variable 4
  Format: script literal

• COL_METHOD=
  (Optional) Data collection method of the node
  Format: script literal

• AN_METHOD=
  (Optional) Analysis method of the node
  Format: script literal

• AU_METHOD=
  (Optional) Auto-reaction method of the node
  Format: script literal

• VIEW=
  (Optional) Determines the log attribute message to be displayed in the current alarm monitor status view
  Format: script literal
  Allowed values:

  • HIGHALERT (default)
    Highest
  • LAST
    Latest
  • WORST_SINCE
    Most severe since

• VIEW_FRAME=
  (Optional) Duration in minutes for displaying the most severe alarm
  Format: script literal
  Default: 0
  Note: Value 0 specified here has the effect that the default value 30 is used in the monitor architecture.

• COLOR=
  (Optional) Color
  Format: script literal
  Allowed values:
  • AL_VAL_GREEN (default)
    Green
  • AL_VAL_YELLOW
    Yellow
  • AL_VAL_RED
    Red

• SEVERITY=
  (Optional) Degree of severity
  Format: script literal
  Default: 0
  Note: Value 0 specified here has the effect that the default value 255 is used in the monitor architecture.

• MAX_ALERTS=
  (Optional) Maximum number of alarms to be stored in the node
  Format: script literal
  Default: 0
  Note: This limit is only applicable if the alarms are stored in the monitor architecture.

Examples

Executing the following example creates the UC4 context node, the Test object node, and a log attribute including the message 00 398.

R3_SET_LOG_ATTR NODE="UC4/Test/LogAttribute",MESSAGE="00 398",VAR1="variable1",VAR2="variable2",VAR3="variable3",VAR4="variable4",SEVERITY="12"

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