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How You Can Configure Orbix Logging? |
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Answer» Orbix logging is configured through the event_log filters. These sequences of variables set the logging level for each of Orbix's subsystem. For example, the following configures the IT_POA subsystem to display only error MESSAGES: event_log:filters = ["IT_POA=ERROR"]; event_log:filters = ["IT_POA=ERROR", "IT_PSS_DB=WARN+ERROR+FATAL"]; An asterisk can be used as a WILDCARD character, either to SPECIFY all subsystems, or all message levels. For example, the following configures the IT_POA subsystem to display all messages: event_log:filters = ["IT_POA=*"]; Similarly, the following configures all subsystems to display all messages: event_log:filters = ["*=*"]; If unconfigured, a subsystem will display no messages. Orbix logging is configured through the event_log filters. These sequences of variables set the logging level for each of Orbix's subsystem. For example, the following configures the IT_POA subsystem to display only error messages: event_log:filters = ["IT_POA=ERROR"]; event_log:filters = ["IT_POA=ERROR", "IT_PSS_DB=WARN+ERROR+FATAL"]; An asterisk can be used as a wildcard character, either to specify all subsystems, or all message levels. For example, the following configures the IT_POA subsystem to display all messages: event_log:filters = ["IT_POA=*"]; Similarly, the following configures all subsystems to display all messages: event_log:filters = ["*=*"]; If unconfigured, a subsystem will display no messages. |
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