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About the Siebel Migration Log Files

Environments: Development, production test, production.

Platforms: Windows, UNIX, and IBM z/OS.

The Siebel Migration creates log files that provide detailed information on the migration processes, including whether the migration succeeded or failed.

The Siebel Migration creates the following types of log files:

• Migration log file. The migration log file contains all the migration events, such as errors and warnings, for the migration application.

  The Siebel Migration Log file is located in the following directory:

  <Application Interface Install Home>\applicationcontainer\logs\migration.log

• Business Service log file. The Business Service log file is created in the EAI Object Manager log file when a Business Service is executed.

How to Locate Siebel Migration Resource Log Files

Siebel Migration resource files are stored in the following location:

Windows: SIEBEL_FILESYSTEM/migration/<migration id>

where:

• SIEBEL_FILESYSTEM: Indicates the location of the Siebel file system.
  • migration: Indicates the location of all the Siebel Migration files.
  • inp: Indicates the input file generated by the Rule Expression Designer
  • rul: Indicates the rule file generated by the Rule Expression Designer.
  • <migration id>: The ID generated by the Siebel Migration application when the user executes the migration plan.
    • inp: Contains a copy of the input file used for a migration execution.
    • rul: Contains a copy of the rule file used for a migration execution.
    • dat: Contains all the data files generated by the export or moved from the source to target for import.
    • log: Contains the schema file generated schema export or moved from source for import log file generated by the export or import.
    • schema: Contains the schema file generated schema export or moved from source for import.
    • other: Contains the Web artifacts or file system artifacts for export and moved from the source for import.