Descriptive_Name         = 'System Management Example Template file'
*
* 'File name only' can be specified as long as the message files are on the
* system's DPATH otherwise full path must be specified.
* NOTE:  MESSAGE FILES WILL BE 6 CHAR file name with a .MSG Extension
* Created by MKMSGF utility
*
*A single template file can contain entries for an entire product or a single program
*depending soley on the development teams preferences.  The only requirement is that all
*users of the template file use the same DMI triplet or hardcode to the same path
*
Default_message_pathname = probe.msg
Default_causes_pathname  = probe.msg
Default_actions_pathname = probe.msg
Default_details_pathname = probe.msg
*
*Template number is associated with the FFSTProbe call
*
Template_number          = 11111
*
* Message_number is the message number you want displayed on the SYSLOG summary
* screen
*
Message_number           = 1
*
* Log_class 1 is hardware, 2 is software
*
Log_class                = 2
*
*Default_xxxxx_pathname can be overriden on a template entry basis like this:
*Causes_pathname          = c:\os2\system\othrCmsg.msg
*Actions_pathname         = c:\os2\system\othrAmsg.msg
*Details_pathname         = c:\os2\system\othrDmsg.msg
*
* On the right of the = sign you specify which message number you want displayed in the
* relevent _causes _actions section of the SYSLOG display. Here message 4 is displayed
* from FRIZMSG.MSG in the Fail_causes section of SYSLOG.
*
Fail_causes              = 4,0,0,0
Fail_actions             = 0,0,0,0
Install_causes           = 0,0,0,0
Install_actions          = 0,0,0,0
User_causes              = 0,0,0,0
User_actions             = 0,0,0,0
*
Template_number          = 22222
Message_number           = 2
Log_class                = 2
Fail_causes              = 4,0,0,0
Fail_actions             = 0,0,0,0
Install_causes           = 0,0,0,0
Install_actions          = 0,0,0,0
User_causes              = 5,0,0,0
User_actions             = 6,0,0,0
*
*Detail data allows you to format the FFSTProbes log_user_data (if used). You can use as
*many Detail data phrases as needed and they can overlap the same data. The format is
*Detail_data = L,O,H,T where L is Length of data, O is the Offset it starts at, T is the Type
*of data as it was sent and how you want it formated (e.g. binary show as hex) and H is *The Heading message number you want to display with it.
*
Detail_data              = 8,0,7,3
Detail_data              = 8,0,8,1
Detail_data              = 8,0,9,2
*
