Changes made dynamically to log settings in your application's Administrator
user interface apply to the console and main log file(s) only. There
is one main log file per node, for example, AribaBuyernodenameLog.txt ,
where nodename is the name of an Ariba Buyer logical
node.
The logging level for the audit log category, which monitors
actions performed in your application's Administrator user interface
and changes made using the command-line administration tool (for example,
the servermonitor command in Ariba Buyer) is not displayed.
To change database log settings and to change the logging level for
the audit log category, you must modify the config/Parameters.table
file and then restart your Ariba Spend Management application. Some
log categories are for Ariba internal use and are not visible in your
application's Administrator user interface in the default configuration.
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The Log Settings task allows you to view and dynamically change logging
levels for individual log categories, one logical node at a time. By
default, logging levels are displayed for all log categories except
the audit log category. You can search for specific log
categories, and you can switch to another node. The ability to change
logging levels dynamically can help you monitor the operation of your
Ariba Spend Management application to detect problems or unusual behavior.
There are several logging levels that can be set for a log category:
Off : Error messages only (the least verbose setting)
Warning : Warning and error messages
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Info : Info, warning, and error messages
Debug : Debug and all other messages (the most verbose
setting)
Changes to log settings apply to the console and main log file(s) only.
They do not apply to the database log. (In Ariba Buyer, changes made
using the servermonitor command also apply to the console
and main log file(s) only.) The Console and MainLogFile
log listeners must be enabled in the config/Parameters.table
file for changes to take effect. In the default configuration of Ariba
Buyer, the Console and MainLogFile log listeners
are enabled for all log categories with logging level Warning .
It is strongly recommended that these log listeners always be
enabled.
When you save changes to logging levels, log settings for all log
categories displayed on the screens you visited are immediately applied
to the currently selected node. Changes are not saved permanently. Instead,
they are retained in memory. If a logical node is shut down or restarted,
log settings for that node revert to their initial settings.
The initial log settings displayed are based on the log settings in
the Parameters.table file and are determined as follows:
your application's Administrator user interface reads the log settings
for all enabled log listeners in the Parameters.table file.
The most verbose logging level for each log category is then displayed.
If a log category is not included in Parameters.table ,
it is displayed with logging level Warning by default.
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