About a trace log level of Oracle VSS Writer.

I verified the backup using the Oracle VSS Writer of Oracle11gR2.
In order to check the behavior of the Oracle VSS Writer, I want to output the trace log of Oracle VSS Writer.
However, there is the following description in the document, there is no description of the trace level.
oravssw SID [/tl trace_level]
/tl :Specifies the trace level for a Oracle VSS writer for a specified SID.
Does somebody know the value?

I'm not sure whether any version of Oracle -and you don't mention which 4 digit version you are using - is certified against Windows 2012.
So whatever hack you apply, for sure My Oracle Support will not be able to deal with any issues which may arise from this.
I'm sure you are aware Microsoft has a very bad track record on downwards compatibility, so I recommend downgrading this system to a certified version of Windows.
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