‎2007 Jul 17 12:35 PM
Hello,
When tr. sm21 is executed, all the system details can be seen. I need to show all the details of the rows over here with 'Priority' column having color 'Red' i.e. 'very high priority'. So, does anyone know what is the table where all this data is stored? Any kind of help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
AD.
‎2007 Jul 17 12:41 PM
Hi,
Look into
RSLGTYPE
TSL3T
TSTC
RSLG*
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Regarsd
‎2007 Jul 17 1:19 PM
Hi
Use the following tables related to SM21 Tcode
TSL1D System Log Message
TSL1T System Log: Message texts
TSL2D System Log: Classification ID for Messages
TSL2T System Log: Message Class Names
TSL3D System Log Entry Types
TSL3T System Log: Log Entry Types
TSL4T SYSLOG Monitoring Categories
TSL5D System Log Filter Settings Used
TSL7T Syslog new assessment for monitoring
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Anji
‎2007 Jul 18 7:35 AM
Thanks a lot, Anji! But these tables give all the text messages. I need only those text messages which correspond to 'very high priority', alongwith the date and time. Neways, thanks.
Regards,
AD.
‎2007 Jul 17 1:28 PM
Hi,
System tables Name Description Uses
DD02T Table texts
DD03L Table fields Lists the fields in a table
DD04T Data element texts
USR02 Valid user names
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Ameet
‎2007 Jul 18 8:08 AM
System log entries are not stored in a database table - they are in external file system files. To read them I believe there are function modules you should use. Look through the SM21 code for "call function" and they should be easy to find.
The messages themselves are maintained in tcode SE92 - this is where the flag is set to say red/yellow/green etc. for an individual message number.
If you want advice of red messages to be forwarded to someone, I believe you can configure this in Solution Manager.
Andrew
‎2010 Aug 26 6:55 AM
Hi
Use the following tables related to SM21 Tcode
TSL1D System Log Message
TSL1T System Log: Message texts
TSL2D System Log: Classification ID for Messages
TSL2T System Log: Message Class Names
TSL3D System Log Entry Types
TSL3T System Log: Log Entry Types
TSL4T SYSLOG Monitoring Categories
TSL5D System Log Filter Settings Used
TSL7T Syslog new assessment for monitoring
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sandeep
‎2013 Dec 03 5:40 AM
hy Ajay,
have you solved your problem?
I have the same issue.
I need to "print' only the very high priority errors in an Raport.
If you solved your problem please let me know.
Regards,
Marius