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I’ll collect all the hidden key combinations in BlackBerry in this post.
Sort of wiki-page.
| Combination | Where | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| ALT+LGLG | Ribbon (screen with apps) | Open BlackBerry Event Log |
| SHIFT+BUYR | Options>Status | Show data/voice usage |
| ?123+M,M, | Ribbon (screen with apps) | Open BlackBerry Event Log on touchscreen devices |
Recently, I’ve been digging deeply into BlackBerry EventLogs.
Every row in EventLog consists of several parts.
The first element is error-level (a,d,E,..) of this log entry.
The next one is application’s name (e.g. net.rim.udp, System…)
And finally here comes the message.I was interested in this tiny letters shown at the begining of every log event:
#BlackBerry Event Log (cpt)
#PVer: 5.1.0.177
#AVer: 5.0.0.938
a net.rim.ippp - RXCd 11 - 9/23 22:31:29
a net.rim.ippp - RXCd 32 - 9/23 22:30:27 W net.rim.ippp - RXnp - 9/23 22:30:15a net.rim.ippp - RXCd 11 - 9/23 22:30:15 d net.rim.ippp - TXSt 0 - 9/23 22:30:15
a net.rim.ippp - TXca - 9/23 22:30:15
Maybe, this knowledge will be usefull for someone.
| Letter | API name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| a | ALWAYS_LOG | Always log event, regardless of severity. |
| d | DEBUG_INFO | Debug information level event. |
| E | ERROR | Error level event. |
| I | INFORMATION | Information level event. |
| S | SEVERE_ERROR | Severe level event. |
| W | WARNING | Warning level event. |