The ADSADX Log in the
OAS
and the Metasys Report Server folders in the Windows Event Viewer on
the OAS
contain information
related to specific OAS
software failures. The ADS/ADX and the OAS share the same event log file
name,ADSADX Log
. When you install OAS
software, another
log called JCI Enforced Licensing Log is
created under the Application and Services Logs folder. This log contains
information related to product licensing.
The following events appear in the ADSADX Log folder of the OAS :
-
The OAS software has a failure initializing any subsystem during startup.
-
The OAS software has a failure during runtime when it tries to write to the SQL Server database.
- The ADSADX Log in the OAS
reports a message queue timeout has occurred. The message contains the text
System.Messaging.Message.QueueException: Timeout for the requested operating has expired.
This event indicates that MSMQ encountered an exception while reading an empty message queue. The sporadic appearance of this error in the ADSADX Log folder of the OAS is normal. Because the error only occurs when the message queue is empty, all Metasys system messages have been processed successfully. However, if this error occurs constantly or continually over brief periods of time, there may be a problem with message queuing. Report this issue to your Johnson Controls support representative.
The ADSADX Log folder defaults to Overwrite as Necessary. If you would like to save all events or have a certain Event Log folder size, right-click the folder in the Windows Event Log and change this property.
Additional errors write to the Windows Event Viewer Application folder. Any event in this folder is a result of information generated by or an error in the Metasys III Device Manager service (MIIIDM source).
The JCILicensing log contains information related to licensing of the ADS/ADX product and any add-on features. You can find it in the Application and Services Logs folder. For more information on the JCILicensing log refer to the Software Manager Help (LIT-12012389).
To access the Windows Event Viewer Application folder:
Select
.