Columns

• The Name column displays the name of the debug category. In some cases this is the fully qualified class name.

• The On/Off Toggle column displays and allows you to set whether the debug for that row is on or off.

• The Level column displays whether the debug is on or off.

• The Application column displays the application that the debug pertains to. If it is a generic debug category, then it will have an Application value of All. Other examples include, but are not limited to Web Switching, Authority, Call Entry, and so on.

• The Destination column displays where the debug setting will be set. For Java clients, the value will be Clients. Other values include, but are not limited to WebLogic, PFService, publisher, and so on.

Note: This column is only visible if you are viewing the dialog box as a Configuration Assistant user. All other users will be limited to viewing debug pertaining to their client environment. Only a Configuration Assistant user can set debug levels on other clients, within WebLogic or within the Oracle Utilities Network Management System services.

• The Description column displays the documented description for the debug entry. Not all debug entries will have a description as some entries will be determined dynamically based on what the client has access to.