How to keep the old jdbc log file

Hi,
whenever I restart the wls8.1, the jdbc logs are rewritten. I could not find my
previous log to debug anymore, how can i config to make write to a new file like
wls log. Thanks

Hi Jen!
This is bug in 8.1ga and sp1 and it is fixed ib 81sp2.
When you specify jdbc log name with ".log" suffix, jdbc logging doesn't
rotate as expected. So, the prior log file would be overwrited by new jdbc
log when you restart WLS.
Workaround
Remove ".log" from the file name. It would be added by WLS automatically.
Thanks,
Mitesh
Jen wrote:
Hi,
whenever I restart the wls8.1, the jdbc logs are rewritten. I could not find my
previous log to debug anymore, how can i config to make write to a new file like
wls log. Thanks

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