Hi Kevin
Maybe this will help Each message takes up a single line in the files. Each message is subdivided into five components separated by the vertical bar sign (|). The components of a message are as follows: 1. The first component is a time stamp for the message. 2. The second component specifies the grid engine system daemon that generates the message. 3. The third component is the name of the host where the daemon runs. 4. The fourth is a message type. The message type is one of the following: o N for notice - for informational purposes o I for info - for informational purposes o W for warning o E for error - an error condition has been detected o C for critical - can lead to a program abort Use the loglevel parameter in the cluster configuration to specify on a global basis or a local basis what message types you want to log. 5. The fifth component is the message text. ________________________________ Note - If an error log file is not accessible for some reason, the grid engine system tries to log the error message to the files/tmp/sge_qmaster_messages, /tmp/sge_schedd_messages, or /tmp/sge_execd_messages on the corresponding host. ________________________________ In some circumstances, the grid engine system notifies users, administrators, or both, about error events by email. The email messages sent by the grid engine system do not contain a message body. The message text is fully contained in the mail subject field. Here is the link http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/820-0699/chp11-1/index.html
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