on 04-02-2007 1:20 PM
Hi all
We have an application running on a SAP WAS, and we are recording the the HTTP posts & gets in the <b>\j2ee\cluster\server0\log\system\httpaccess\responses-clf.x.trc</b> files.
At the moment this files starts at file number 0, then once that is full (about 10mb) creates a <b>..1.trc</b> file, then a <b>...2.trc </b> file etc. Once it has filled <b>responses-clf.4.trc </b>it starts back at 0.
Given the rate the files fill up, we need a way of increasing the number of generations it creates so I can get 20 or 30 log files before it loops back to 0 - Is this possible, and if so, how is it done?
thanks
Steve
Got it doing what we wanted, sorry it took so long to mark this!
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Hi Steve
All the log related configuration you can do by following the below steps:
Start the configtool from usr\sap\SID\JCXX\j2ee\configtool .Go to cluster data--
log manager.
Here you can change the speacific log settings .Depending on your scenario adjust the log settings your error will be solved.
Reward suitable points
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Hello Steve,
To control the properties of the rolling log files you need to use the Log Configurator service. Please follow these steps:
- Start the Visual Adminstrator tool
- Navigate to Server# -> Services-> 'Log Configurator'
- Select the Runtime tab
- Click on 'To advanced mode'
- Select 'Destinations' tab
- Navigate to 'service_http_responses-clf' entry
In the right panel there are options for file size (Limit) and file count (Count). Simply increase the Count value to match the desired number of rolling log files.
Regards,
Nathan Swenson
J2EE Development Support
SAP Labs - Palo Alto, CA
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