Operating Runtime

This chapter describes how to operate ProFrame.

1. Starting TP-Monitor

In order to operate ProFrame runtime, TP-Monitor must be running. For more details on TP-Monitor startup, refer to the relevant TP-Monitor Administrator’s Manual.

2. Log Path

All directories of ProFrame are created under the environment variable $PRJROOT as the following structure. All logs of ProFrame are recorded in a subdirectory of the $PFMLOG directory, and $PFMLOG is set to the $PRJROOT/logging directory by default.

$PRJROOT
+---- compile
+---- logging
        +---- ulog
        +---- blog
        +---- slog
        +---- conlog
        +---- analog
        +---- amslog
        +---- admlog
        +---- core
+---- package
+---- release
+---- ws

ulog: The default log file for online services is created in the directory defined in the environment variable PFM_USR_LOG_DIR. This is the case when there is an “U” item in OUT_TYPE of the PFM_MSG table.
blog: The default log file of the batch service is created in the directory defined in the environment variable PFM_BAT_LOG_DIR. This is the case when there is an “U” item in OUT_TYPE of the PFM_MSG table.
slog: The directory where system logs are stored. A log file is created when there is an “S” item in OUT_TYPE of the PFM_MSG table. Path information is defined in the environment variable PFM_SYS_LOG_DIR.
conlog: The directory where console logs are stored. A log file is created when there is a “C” item in OUT_TYPE of the PFM_MSG table. Path information is defined in the environment variable PFM_CON_LOG_DIR.
analog: The directory where basic information materials for analysis remain. Path information is defined in the environment variable PFM_ANAL_LOG_DIR.
amslog: The directory where the information about server boot and DB Commit/Rollback remain. Path information is defined in the environment variable PFM_AMS_LOG_DIR.
admlog: The directory where TCache logs are stored, and log files are created when commanded with pfmtcacheadmin. Path information is defined in the environment variable PFM_ADM_LOG_DIR (if not defined, log files are created in PFMLOG/admlog).
core: The directory where the core file is created when a core dump occurs. Path information is defined in the environment variable PFM_CORE_DIR.