Axengine Logging level explanation
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Issue/Introduction
Technical Support Engineer can ask to enable additional Engine logging for troubleshooting purpose.
Cause
To know what logging level is required for troubleshooting.
Resolution
Most common logging level would be level 5, as it's containing most of information required for troubleshooting, and does not affect performance of the engine much.
Yet in some random scenarios, higher level might be required. Here's information what level of logging would write to the log file:
Logging Level 1: A cursory logging. Log only important functions, and important errors.
Logging Level 2: Logs Database errors.
Logging Level 3: Logs Functional flow
Logging Level 4: Logs important request and response
Logging Level 5: Logs all request and response in client and server communication
Logging Level 6: Not used at this point of time. (meaning that we do not use messages with this value in debug)
Logging Level 7: Logs client Server related important parameters like, client ip, cookies etc.
Logging Level 8: Not used at this point of time. (meaning that we do not use messages with this value in debug)
Logging Level 9: Deepest log level. In this log level, application will pint all messages written for printing. Also it has covered all database relevant transactions. It gathers almost all data.
Please note: Whenever log level is X, it will cover all logs from 1 to X.
Where X value is from 1 to 9
For example: If current logging level is set at 4 ; Then all logs set from level 1 to level 4 will get printed in log file.
Applies To
DS 6.9
GSS 3.0
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