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Setting the Level of Detail to Log

You can log up to four levels of increasing detail in the server log. They are:

 

Log Level	Value	Amount of Detail
Error	1	Least Amount
Warning	2	(Default)
Informational	3
Debug	4	Most Amount

The log levels are hierarchical, from the least amount of information to the most, with each higher level including the information from the levels below it. The default log level is Warning.

Unless directed by TIBCO Support, the log level should be specified as either “Error” or “Warning.” Setting the level to “Debug” causes an extremely large number of messages to be written to the log file. This will cause the performance and response time of TIBCO iProcess Objects Server to be seriously degraded. It also causes the possibility of critical error messages being lost if the log file fills up and rolls over.

The log level can be changed in the following ways:

•	Object Model - Only the on-disk log level can be set via the object model. The following methods can be used to specify the on-disk log level:

−	TIBCO iProcess Objects - SetLogLevel method

−	TIBCO iProcess Server Objects - SetSrvLogOptions method (using the aLevel parameter)

The available log levels are defined in the enumeration type SWLogLevelType. They are:

 

SWLogLevelType	Value
swLogError	1
swLogWarning	2
swLogInformational	3
swLogDebug	4

You must have system administrator authority (MENUNAME = ADMIN) to call these methods.

•	TIBCO iProcess Objects Server Configuration Utility:

−	For on-disk logging, click on the appropriate Level of Detail radio button on the Disk Log tab.

For information about the available log levels, see LogLevel.

−	For in-memory logging, click on the appropriate Level of Detail radio button on the Memory Log tab.

For information about the available log levels, see MemLogLevel.

•	TIBCO iProcess Objects Server Configuration File:

−	For on-disk logging, locate the LogLevel entry in the swentobjsv.cfg file and set it to the appropriate numeric value for the desired level of detail. For information about the LogLevel parameter, see LogLevel.

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For in-memory logging, locate the MemLogLevel entry in the swentobjsv.cfg file and set it to the appropriate numeric value for the desired level of detail. This parameter can also be set to 0 (zero) to disable in-memory logging (the default). For information about the MemLogLevel parameter, see MemLogLevel.

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