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purge.log
Contains purge session messages. Purge sessions are used to clean up the database.
The data/time format depends on the value of the language environment variable.
The data/time format depends on the value of the language environment variable.
Examples
06/17/01 15:42:15
ASM.1999 5.0 ["sm/asm/asm_purge.c /main/16":435] A.04.00 b364
Purge session started.
06/17/01 15:42:15
06/17/01 15:42:15
ASM.1999 5.0 ["sm/asm/asm_purge.c /main/16":445] A.04.00 b364
Filename purge session started.
06/17/01 15:42:16
06/17/01 15:42:16
ASM.1999 6.0 ["sm/asm/asm_purge.c /main/16":205] A.04.00 b364
Purge session finished.
06/17/01 15:42:16
06/17/01 15:42:16
ASM.1999 5.0 ["sm/asm/asm_msg.c /main/12":91] A.04.00 b364
Filename purge session ended.
Parameters for messages in the default log files are:
DP_Misc
Message Group
Data Protector
Applications
name_system
on which log file resides
Note
Purge start/finish messages: NORMAL
All other messages: WARNING
Severity
Services.Data Protector.cell name .Database
Service Name
logfile name
Object
omnidbutil -info
Automatic Action
Log files not monitored by Data Protector Integration
The following log files either do not provide information relevant to the correct
operation of Data Protector or the information is extracted from other sources, such
as SNMP traps.
operation of Data Protector or the information is extracted from other sources, such
as SNMP traps.
debug.log
Exception messages that have not been handled.
RDS.log
Raima Database service messages.
Using the Data Protector Integration
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