SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide

Using the ARM_OMA Subsystem R Understanding the Records Written by the ARM_OMA Subsystem 81
U,1326479606.48000,1,1,4,2.403456,3.915630,sastst ,
0,Columns::add
3 when an association is added in an UpdateMetadata or
AddMetadata request, to indicate whether the association was
added to a new or existing object. The additional fields are a
user ID, a value where 0 or 1 indicates a new element and 2
indicates an element exists, and the object type and function
name omiPersistElement, written as
object-type::omiPersistElement Here is an example:
U,1326479508.508000,1,1,2,1.612318,2.443513,sastst ,
1,Column::omiPersistElement
3 when an association is added in an UpdateMetadata or
AddMetadata request, to record the object identifier of the
associated object. Additional fields are a user ID, an unused
field, the object type and method name, written as
metadata-type::method, and either Id=objectID or
ObjRef=objectID. Here is an example:
U,1326479508.508000,1,1,2,1.612318,2.443513,sastst ,,
Column::AddMetadata,ObjRef=A9000001.A7EADO4N
3 when a list of objects is retrieved by the GetMetadataObjects
method. Additional fields are a user ID, the return code after
processing the request, and the object type and function name
ResumePeersAll, written as metadata-type::ResumePeersAll.
Here is an example.
U,1326479486.406000,1,1,1,1.321900,2.229080,sastst ,
0,Column::
ResumePeersAll
P (stop) record is a stop ARM transaction instance record, with one record written
upon exiting each transaction instance. It starts with a P, followed
by the SAS datetime value that indicates when the record was
written, the application ID from the I record, the transaction class
ID from the G record, the transaction ID from the associated S
record, a user start time, a system start time, a 0 (zero), a user ID, a
return code, and the metadata type and method or function names.
The metadata type, method, and function names are written as
metadata-type::method or metadata-type::function. Here is an
example:
P,1346209891.949000,1,1,18,9.463608,4.696753,0,sastst ,
0,request::AddMetadata
E (end) record is an end record. One record is written at session end (regardless of
how many ARM subsystems are active). It starts with an E,
followed by the SAS datetime value that indicates when the record
was written, the application ID from the I record, a user stop time,
and a system stop time. Here is an example:
E,1326480210.737000,1,2.533643,4.257880