Understanding Overcast log prefixes


In the Detailed Log, there are prefixes to some of the messages that may appear. Understanding those prefixes can help you better assess the error and give you more detail about the issue.

For example, you may see an error like the one indicated below with the prefix "OC-SFA-210". Each group of characters in the prefix has a different meaning.

OC-SFA-210 There was no External Data Source found that uses the type "Salesforce Connect: Custom—overcast.EnterpriseGateway". Create the External Data Source and re-activate. (j1mhafrR)

Service Characters

The first set of 2 characters indicates the Service where this error occurred.

Characters Description of Server
OC Overcast Service
OP Overcast Salesforce Package
SA Secure Agent Server
SC Secure Agent Client
PX Scenario Proxy
FS Overcast Component Framework Service

 

Module Characters

The second set of 3 characters indicates the Module where this error occurred.

Characters Description of Module
OVC Overcast General/Web Services
SFA Salesforce adapter
SAP SAP adapter
SQL SQLServer adapter
ORA Oracle adapter
CSV CSV adapter
SAA Secure Agent adapter
ADO Ado adapter
HAA Hana adapter
ODT OData adapter
QBA QuickBooks adapter
SOP SOAP adapter
SPA Sharepoint adapter
OAA OpenAPI adapter
SAC Secure Agent client
SAT Secure Agent tray app
CFG Configuration
LOG Logging
PRC Process
INT SA Service Internal web service
DAT SA Service Data web service
LAH

Light Adapter Host module
IRS Integration REST Service


Error Codes

Codes Description
001 - 199 Reserved for standard/common error codes
200 - 999 Reserved for application specific error codes

 

At the end of the message is a unique message ID (j1mhafrR). This allows for identifying the exact message. Errors can be raised multiple times.