Logging Level

hi,
I have been following the below perf tuning url:
http://www.oraclebidwh.com/2010/02/performance-tuning-in-obiee/
I have been reviewing section3, regarding turing off logging, it states the following:
+3) Turning off Logging+
Logging can affect in performance of Oracle BI Server and can create large log files. Logging can be used in problem solving and trouble shooting problematic queries. So when it is necessary then only set logging level to 0 to 2. Set log level greater than 2 is not recommended by Oracle.
investigating via the admin tool, using security manager
Manage > Security > Security manager
We have some OBIEE users that have logging levels set at 2, some set at 3, some set at 4, and some set at 5.
As an example, PUBLIC user is set at 4, Administrator is set at 5.
Also, in the 10.1.3.4 docs http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10415_01/doc/bi.1013/b31770.pdf , on page 216 it states:
NOTE: Logging levels greater than 2 should be used only with the assistance of Technical Support.
So with having logging levels of 3, 4 , & even 5 will it cause performance issues?
I'd be very grateful of the advice.
& thanks in advance

>
So with having logging levels of 3, 4 , & even 5 will it cause performance issues?
I'd be very grateful of the advice.
& thanks in advanceYes, the BI-server will have to a lot of write actions to the server disk. This means it will have to 'wait' several times during the execution until the logbuffer is written to disk
regards
John
http://obiee101.blogspot.com/
http://obiee11g.com/

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Other valid levels include, "debug", "notice" (this is the default), "warning".
You have t restart the webmail daemon to make this take effect.
stop-msg http; start-msg http

The problem about the Log Level

Hi everyone,
The Log Level of Oracle Application Server includes NULL,Severe,Warning,Info,Config,fine,finer,finest.
Which log level is the highest ?
I want to get more message about My Esb instances,How to set the log level ?

finest is the highest level logging and can either be turned on for all logs or just specific logs within the Enterprise manager.

Is it possible to set a log level for ID and/or IDS when opening an IDML?

We're finding that it's taking an excessive amount of time (30-45 minutes) to open somewhat larger files (~100 pages) with many hyperlinks (~10,000). Is anyone aware of a way to add a command line parameter to either Indesign.exe or IndesignServer.exe (as we use both) to set, for example, a more detailed log level to allow for seeing what is taking so long to process when opening a file? The output would presumably go to the Event Viewer or stdout / stderr in a Command Prompt.

On a Mac you either use the Activity Monitor or the Instruments application (part of the Xcode IDE) for various performance analysis down to the system calls (dtrace) and their invocation stack frames. I assume Windows provides similar tools, or you might just reproduce your problem on a spare Mac with a trial or developer license.
Let me see - yup, the technology exists on Windows - Trace Provider
Btw, InDesign (Server and Desktop) has separate "debug" builds for plugin developers with plenty internal consistency checks "assert" and debug output. For speed reasons these are stripped out from release builds, it might be worth a try if you have access to those builds. Of course they will take even longer... The above mentioned analysis via the OS may also benefit from more symbols on such development versions.
InDesign Server (even release build) also has some performance metrics available via scripting (somewhere on the app object), have you tried these?
On the other hand it could also be something unrelated - do you have any extra software (plugin, startup scripts, scripted event handlers) that could interfere? E.g. a link event handler that waits for a timeout on every $.write without connected ESTK? On one client's InDesign server farm I reduced restart times down from minutes to barely noticable just by optimizations of the startup process, before I tracked down and eliminated the bugs (in the SOAP interface and in XPath) that caused all those crashes ;-) . Of course such problems are beyond the scope of a forum, they take several days to analyze and solve, especially if they require changes of the binaries from Adobe.
Dirk

Change default log level when calling a scenario

Hi,
we are looking to an easy way to change log level default value instead of having to transfer a variable to each sub-scenario.
By default log level is set to 5, which is too much. Is this value stored in a repository ? Can we easily change it ?
Thanks in advance
Pierre-Henri

Just submitted it. Thanks!

Audit log level

Hello there,
When i update an attribute to be multi-value in the schema section of DSCC, i want to see update in audit log. Now with default audit log level, i can see only the following but it does not show what attribute and what value is being modified. Is there audit log level i should set to ?
dn: cn=schema
changetype: modify
replace: modifiersname
modifiersname: cn=admin,cn=administrators,cn=dscc

Hi,
You hit defect 6997464 due to the fact in-memory schema entry is managed differently from the other entries.
Please contact your local Oracle support representative to get a relief if needed.
Regards
Sylvain

XMLDB log-level configuration

I've been searching for a document that will advise what the different log-level settings are that can be put into the xdbconfig.xml but I can't seem to find anything on this. The default level is set to 0 on install. That is what we current have it as. We are being required to make this a log-level of 1 but I don't know the implications of doing this.
Does anyone know where I can find more information regarding this? We have an Oracle 11.1.0.7 installation on AIX 7.1 -- any help would be appreciated.

Apparently the IRS does know, once again, more then I do ;-)
Seriously; The status of 2007 does not have changed for this feature.
The following is a feature that does work: http://www.liberidu.com/blog/2010/01/17/ora-31098-internal-event-to-turn-on-xdb-tracing
Also you can enable the listener logging/tracing which will also mention login attempts (and TCP/IP#, FQDN info btw).
The XFiles demo XMLDB app also shows a method on how to program this feature via XDB events and stuff...
The needed info, probably, can also retrieved by implementing Database Vault or the Database Firewall software (and yes, security comes at a cost).
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/products/database-firewall/overview/index.html
Edited by: Marco Gralike on Sep 20, 2012 3:07 AM

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