BIP-Weblogic out file growing in size

Hi,
I am noticing that BIP outputs the standout to weblogic node.out file. This include the query executed by report causing the file size to grow. I am looking for ways to contain what gets spit into outfile by BIP. Any thoughts?

I'm guessing that your system is running OpenSolaris, not Solaris. You should direct your question to [email protected] Better yet, search the archives on opensolaris.org, where you might already find the answer. Sorry, I don't know the solution offhand, other than it has to do with storing the OpenSolaris pkg bits after downloading for offline installation.
-- Alan

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It is harmless - it means that by the time server got to process lease
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You may want to check with support - I think there was a fix which supressed
this message.
Bill Yuan <[email protected]> wrote:
Currently we got a problem and don't know what it means -
our weblogic.log file grows very fast by generating huge amount of logs like:
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Could you experts help us on the following questions:
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How do I find out a file's particular size?

Good Evening,
I am looking for assistance with figuring out a file's particular size within a group of files.
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Issue description:
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903/Enterprise; log files grow boundlessly and weekly bounces are needed

This feed back is the result of an eval of 903 IAS
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This feed back is FYI.
After installing IAS Enterprise 903 many times, testing
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Framework error events also need to be hooked into an Enterprise
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I am writing specific sets of array data to a binary file, appending each time so the file grows by one data set for each write operation. I use the set file position function to make sure that I am at the end of the file each time.
When I read the file, I want to read only the last 25 (or some number) data sets. To do this, I figured on using the set file position function to place the file position to where it was 25 data sets from the end. Easy math, right ? Apparently not.
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Doug
"My only wish is that I am capable of learning each and every day until my last breath."
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I have stripped out the DSC module functions from the vi and attached it here. I also set default values to all the inputs so it will run with no other inputs. I also included my current data files (zipped as I have four of them) though the file names are hard coded in the vi so they can be changed to whatever works locally. In fact probably will have to be to modified for the path anyway.
If you point to a path that has no file, it will create a new one on the first run and the file size will show zero since there is no data in it. It will start to show the changes on each subsequent run.
As I am creating and appending four different files, each with it's own set of data but always the same format (array of four double precision numbers) and the file size information always increments the same for all four files (as will be seen in the File Size Array) I don't think it is a function of the size of the acutal numbers but something idiosyncracy with how the binary file is created.
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Doug
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Two machines saving the same file as different sizes?

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See the mechanism of saving here: http://superuser.com/questions/66825/what-is-the-difference-between-size-and-size-on-disk
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opie wrote:
Recently noticed a ballooning [ServerName].out file in the logs directory. In weblogic management console I do have it configured to redirect stdout and stderr to weblogic logging (.log file). Both the .log and .out file contain the same stdout/stderr information. I would like to eliminate the .out file if possible (since WL only rotates the .log), but cannot find where it is configured. The managed servers are NOT windows services (no -log option).
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