11G : logging to activate 'view log' in manage sessions

Hi all,
I was wondering where to activate the logging so the 'view log' option in manage sessions becomes active.
Anyone an idea because I'm 'travelling' around in the console, but without success.
Txs for your great help!
Kr,
A

Hi ADB,
The only option is to do this via the em?Many administration tasks in 11g are the same as 10g. For example, the log level for a particular user is still defined in the security manager, and you still view the query log (nqquery.log) either through the filesystem, or through the Manage Sessions link in the Presentation Server administration screen
but after doing that also saying no log found,chk the link below
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=7434587
Hope it helps you.
By,
KK
Edited by: KK on Oct 26, 2010 6:19 AM

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