Log File Configuration

Logging may be dynamically enabled or disabled for an individual process.

The Log File Configuration section will contain up to three segments. The first segment allows for configuration enablement of the JDE.LOG and the JDEDEBUG.LOG, and for setting the log levels for different log files.

The parameters available to change log files are:

• Enable JDE.LOG

  This setting controls whether error and other significant messages are written to the jde.log. It is highly recommended this logging type always be enabled.

• Enable JDEDEBUG.LOG

  This setting controls whether debug and trace messages are written to the jdedebug.log. These messages are very useful when troubleshooting an Enterprise Server; however, enabling debug logging will impact performance.

• JDECACHE log level

  Configures the level of logging generated by the cache manager. This setting will have no effect if JDEDEBUG logging is disabled.

• IPC log level

  Configures the level of logging generated by the interprocess communication (IPC) related functionality. This setting will have no effect if JDEDEBUG logging is disabled.

• JDENET log level

  Configures the level of logging generated by the JDENET network related functionality. This setting will have no effect if JDEDEBUG logging is disabled.

• Thread log level

  Configures the level of logging generated by the thread handling functionality. This setting will have no effect if JDEDEBUG logging is disabled.

• JDETAM log level

  Configures the level of logging generated by the TAM specification access routines. This setting will have no effect if JDEDEBUG logging is disabled.

• Security log level

  Configures the level of logging generated by the security related functionality. This setting will have no effect if JDEDEBUG logging is disabled.

• ENVDOC log level

  Configures the level of logging generated by the EVNDOC (Interop) functionality. This setting will have no effect if JDEDEBUG logging is disabled.

• IEO log level

  Configures the level of logging generated by the IEO (Interop) functionality. This setting will have no effect if JDEDEBUG logging is disabled.

Click the Save button to save any changes made to the parameters.

The second segment will display the filename, size, and last modified date of the JDE.LOG file. Select the View button to retrieve and view the log file contents using the integrated log file viewer.

See Log File Viewer

The third segment will display the filename, size, and last modified date of the JDEDEBUG.LOG file. Select the View button to retrieve and view the log file contents using the integrated log file viewer.