I've taken this content directly from KB10970; which shows you the log lines created during a success use of the Erase Data and Disable Handheld command.

You'll find this information in the BlackBerry Policy Service (POLC) log:

[40000] (07/17 17:50:27):{0xB80} {testuser1@port3101.org, PIN=FFFFFFFF, UserId=1}SCS::PollDBQueueNewRequests - Queuing KILL_DEVICE_REQUEST request
[30000] (07/17 17:50:51):{0xB78} {testuser1@port3101.org, PIN=FFFFFFFF, UserId=1}RequestHandler::...

Continuing on the discussion of the POLC log started yesterday ... Welcome to part 11 of this 20 part series looking at the BES logs.

As promised, here is the other major part of the POLC log ... Software Deployment / Application Push. Keep in mind, that as a part of a Software Configuration is the Application Control Policy (APC). The APC (Yes, APC and not ACP) sets permissions on a given application that is deployed and either provides or revokes that application the ability to...

Welcome to Part 10 of the 20 part series looking at the BES logs. (Part 9).

My favorite log to tail is the BlackBerry Policy Service (POLC) log. To tail the log, use tail.exe from the Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit.

The POLC log is the place to go for looking at anything related to IT Policy, Application Control Policy and Software Configuration (Deployment).

Here's what you'll see when pushing an IT Policy:

[40000] (07/01 12:11:57.484):{0x166C}...