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System Manager : Understanding System Manager : How system logging works
How system logging works
System logging is an essential tool for application troubleshooting. You should enable system logging so that if there is a problem with an application, the problem can be located. You can enable System Manager logging at runtime without modifying the application binary.
Log output can be voluminous and therefore can become difficult to manage. System Manager enables you to refine the logging output by selecting which type of log statements are output. By default, system logging is set to INFO. You can choose one of the following log levels:
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OFF
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FATAL
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ERROR
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WARN
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INFO
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DEBUG
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TRACE
These levels function hierarchically. A log level set to OFF indicates no logging of messages. TRACE level logging includes all logs ranging from DEBUG to FATAL.
Parent Topic: Understanding System Manager

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