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Actually, the string " 000427101652" is a timestamp in the format YYMMDD101652. The machine lost power on 00/04/27 at 10:14:33 The machine got power back on 00/02/27 at 10:16:52. Or at least it thought it lost power. Maybe it's solar spots, I lost a power supply in one of our NT servers today also. Bob MacWheel99@aol.com wrote: > >From Al Macintyre > > Did you get this message pair one time, or are you getting it at midnite > every nite? > Do you have people working some shift that ends at midnite? > > We have a factory in which there is not 24 hours x 7 days shifts operating > ... when they turn on & off the power for the building at shift change, there > is one heck of a surge, which is not healthy for some computer peripherals > that are on the same power supply as the main factory. > > Your "error" messages tell me that you have a UPS on your AS/400, which is > still working ... everyone should have a UPS on their CPU & periodically > check it to make sure it has the juice to do the job (battery wears out > eventually) > > It is saying that the electric power from your public utility had a power > failure at > 00 means midnite > 0004 is 4 minutes after midnite > 000427 is 27 seconds later > then there are 6 characters of time stamp detail beyond that which few people > care about > then the power was restored almost immediately, so it was a flicker so fast > that most humans would not even notice it. > > If I was you, I would pull the manual on the UPS & refresh memory of what the > controls mean, & make sure that it is still in proper working order > > We also are V4R3 but we have had variations on this on earlier OS4 versions > > When the public utility has a power outage, the UPS takes over ... it sends > message to QSYSOPR that it has done so, then when the battery begins to run > dry, actions are taken that you have preset by your WRKSYSVAL & there may be > additional messages, and the AS/400 may do an orderly shut down. > > When the public utility restores external power, the UPS checks if there is > enough battery power to have the AS/400 back up if there is to be another > power outage almost immediately ... it recharges the battery, re-IPLs the > AS/400, and puts some message in QSYSOPR logging when what happened ... > assuming your WRKSYSVAL settings are fairly standard > > > From: stg_midrange_support@md.in.dsqsoft.com > > > > Hello friends... > > We have V4r3 machine. > > We are getting the message "System utility power failed at 000427101433". > > Then it gives the message "System utility power > > restored at 000427101652". What is the error?. > +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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