Oracle B12255-01 Benutzerhandbuch
Using Oracle Diagnostic Logging
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Oracle HTTP Server Administrator’s Guide
lists some examples of OraLogSeverity.
Default
If a message level is not specified, then the level defaults to the lowest severity. If
the entire directive is omitted, then the value of the global Apache LogLevel
directive is used and translated to the corresponding Oracle message type and the
lowest level within the corresponding range, as listed in
If a message level is not specified, then the level defaults to the lowest severity. If
the entire directive is omitted, then the value of the global Apache LogLevel
directive is used and translated to the corresponding Oracle message type and the
lowest level within the corresponding range, as listed in
Table 6–1
Examples of OraLogSeverity
OraLogSeverity Example
Action Taken
OraLogSeverity INTERNAL_
ERROR:10
ERROR:10
Logs all messages of type “internal error” of levels 1-10
OraLogSeverity WARNING:7
Logs all messages of type “internal error” of all levels
Logs all messages of type “error” of all levels
Logs all messages of type “warning” of levels 1-7
OraLogSeverity WARNING
For messages from other sources:
■
Logs all messages of type “internal error” of all levels
■
Logs all messages of type “error” of all levels
■
Logs all messages of type “warning” of all levels
Table 6–2
Apache Log Level and Corresponding Oracle Message Type
Apache Log Level
Oracle Message Type
emerg
INTERNAL_ERROR:16
alert
INTERNAL_ERROR:32
crit
ERROR:16
error
ERROR:32
warn
WARNING:32
notice
NOTIFICATION:16
info
NOTIFICATION:32
debug
TRACE:32
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