4.7 Setting the Debug Level for the Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server

You set the debug level by specifying a value for the orclodipdebuglevel attribute in the profile. The value you assign to the orclodipdebuglevel attribute enables you to separately control the trace logging levels for the directory integration and provisioning server and that of each connector.

For server execution, tracing is stored in the $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/log/odisrv_xx.log file, where xx is the number of the started instance. For connectors, tracing is stored in the $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/odi/log/profilename.trc.

See Also:

Appendix C, "Troubleshooting Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning" for more information on how trace and log files

Table 4-3 lists the server debugging levels you can assign to the orclodipdebuglevel attribute. If you specify a nonzero debug level, then each trace statement in the server log file includes these trace-statement types:

Main—Messages from the controller thread
Scheduler—Messages from the scheduler thread

Table 4-3 Server Debugging Levels

Debug Event Type	Numeric Value
Starting and stopping of threads	1
Refreshing of profiles	2
Initialization, execution, and end details of connectors	4
Details during connector execution	8
Change record of the connector	16
Mapping details of the connector	32
Execution time details of the connector	64

See Also:

Chapter 7, "Administration of Directory Synchronization" for instructions on selectively debugging the threads

If you do not set a value for the debug flag, then the default level is 0 (zero), and none of the debug events in Table 4-3 are logged. However, errors and exceptions are always logged.

You can set the debugging levels for each connector in the profile itself. Table 4-4 lists the connector debugging levels you can assign to the orclodipdebuglevel attribute.

Table 4-4 Connector Debugging Levels

Debug Event Type	Numeric Value
Initializing and terminating	1
Searching within the connection	2
Processing of entries after searching	4
Creation of change records	8
Processing details of change records	16
Mapping details	32