Engine Logging Levels

This chapter provides reference information about logging levels for the engines that are available as business services in Siebel Field Service. It includes the following topic: About Business Service Engines for Siebel Field Service.

About Business Service Engines for Siebel Field Service

To facilitate configuration, maintenance, and multilanguage support, the following engines in Siebel Field Service are implemented as business services:

Cycle Counting Engine
Fulfillment Engine
Mobile Inventory Transaction Engine
Part Locator Engine
Preventive Maintenance Engine
Replenishment Engine

Server Component Aliases

As with every component of the Siebel Server, each business service engine has an alias. SRVRMGR commands use these aliases as parameters. For more information about configuring business services, see Integration Platform Technologies: Siebel Enterprise Application Integration.

The following table lists the aliases for the server components that are associated with each engine.

Table Aliases for Engine Server Components

Engine	Server Component Alias
Cycle Counting	FSCyccnt
Fulfillment	FSFulfill
Mobile Inventory Transaction	FSInvTxn
Part Locator	FSLocate
Preventive Maintenance	FSPrevMnt
Replenishment	FSRepl

Changing Logging Levels

Each engine has an associated logging level. A logging level is the level of detail for automatic event logging when a Siebel application component runs. The logging level is expressed as a number, with higher numbers representing greater levels of detail. The following table describes the logging levels.

Table Engine Logging Levels

Level	Name	Description
1	Error	Logs anything that goes wrong.
2	Warning	Logs anything exceptional even if it does not stop the operation.
3	Trace	Traces the functioning of the engine, and generates a chronology of events even if the events are not errors or warnings.
4	Debug	Generates a very detailed log. Mainly Siebel engineers use this level.

The default logging level for each engine is 1. If you need more detail in testing or troubleshooting, then you can specify a higher logging level for the engine. You can modify the logging level by using one of the following methods:

For individual event types. Navigate to the Events view in the Components view in the Servers view of the Administration - Server Configuration screen. For the selected component in the Components view, the Events view shows the event types and their associated logging levels.
For all event types. Call the SRVRMGR.EXE command line utility. The command follows:
```
change evtloglvl parameter = log level for comp parameter
```
For example:
```
change evtloglvl FSPrevMnt = 3 for comp FSPrevMnt
```
This command changes the logging level for all event types associated with the engine.

Note: This command is case insensitive, except for the parameter.