Description of the ERROR field

The following is an example of the ERROR field from the sample SYSEVENT file that is shown in Figure 3. Table 1 describes the ERROR identifiers.

ERROR 0 1 0 0 3 3 0 0 CCNnnnn E 12 26 Undeclared identifier add.
      A B C D E F G H I       J K  L  M

Table 1. Explanation of the ERROR field layout
Column	Identifier	Description
A	Revision	Revision number of the event record.
B	File number	Increments starting with 1 for the primary file.
C	Reserved	Do not build a dependency on this identifier. It is reserved for future use.
D	Reserved	Do not build a dependency on this identifier. It is reserved for future use.
E	Starting line number	The source line number for which the message was issued. A value of 0 indicates the message was not associated with a line number.
F	Starting column number	The column number or position within the source line for which the message was issued. A value of 0 indicates the message was not associated with a line number.
G	Reserved	Do not build a dependency on this identifier. It is reserved for future use.
H	Reserved	Do not build a dependency on this identifier. It is reserved for future use.
I	Message identifier	String Containing the message identifier.
J	Message severity character	`I=Informational W=Warning E=Error S=Severe U=Unrecoverable`
K	Message severity number	Return code associated with the message.
L	Message length	Length of message text.
M	Message text	String containing message text.