Record parameters in log file

Hi All,
I am working on ICSS application. I intend to record a few parameters in the log file (defaulttrace as well as applications log). I have added a few lines in the action class such as
log.error("xyz"+xyz);
The code is getting executed, however, the entry is not getting recorded in any of the log files.
Please if someone can let me know how to record these onto the log files.
Thanks,
Nikhil

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script:
create table SCHE.Tmp_401135( UPLD_AUX_FLD_01 VARCHAR2 (50), UPLD_DATADHSTART VARCHAR2(20), UPLD_INT_VL VARCHAR2 (182), PREMAMNTRCV NUMBER (28,2), UPLD_AUX_FLD_15 VARCHAR2 (50), UPLD_AUX_FLD_16 VARCHAR2 (50), UPLD_NME VARCHAR2 (100), UPLD_AUX_FLD_14 VARCHAR2 (180), UPLD_AUX_FLD_04 VARCHAR2 (50), UPLD_BTH_DT VARCHAR2(20), UPLD_ADR VARCHAR2 (180), UPLD_ADR2 VARCHAR2 (180), UPLD_CTY VARCHAR2 (50), UPLD_ADR_CMP VARCHAR2 (40), UPLD_ZIP CHAR (15), UPLD_PHO_CMM_NBR VARCHAR2 (10), CLIENTBANKCODE VARCHAR2 (25), CLIENTAGENCYCODE VARCHAR2 (20), UPLD_CREDITCARNUM VARCHAR2 (25), CREDITCARDTYPE VARCHAR2 (15), CLIENTTYPE VARCHAR2 (20))
organization external (type oracle_loader default directory INBOX1 access parameters (records delimited by newline
badfile Loadfile1:'prueba.PRO.bad'
logfile Loadfile1:'prueba.PRO.log'
discardfile Loadfile1:'prueba.PRO.dsc'
READSIZE 10000 fields terminated by '#' missing field values are null REJECT ROWS WITH ALL NULL
FIELDS (UPLD_AUX_FLD_01 CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_DATADHSTART CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_INT_VL , PREMAMNTRCV , UPLD_AUX_FLD_15 CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_AUX_FLD_16 CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_NME CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_AUX_FLD_14 CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_AUX_FLD_04 CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_BTH_DT CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_ADR CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_ADR2 CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_CTY CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_ADR_CMP CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_ZIP CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_PHO_CMM_NBR CHAR LRTRIM, CLIENTBANKCODE CHAR LRTRIM, CLIENTAGENCYCODE CHAR LRTRIM, UPLD_CREDITCARNUM CHAR LRTRIM, CREDITCARDTYPE CHAR LRTRIM, CLIENTTYPE CHAR LRTRIM) )
location ('prueba.PRO')) reject limit 250

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ORGANIZATION EXTERNAL
( type oracle_loader
default directory PARAGON_FEED_DIR
access parameters
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BADFILE PARAGON_FEED_LOG:'pgon_mapunmap.bad'
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fields terminated by "," OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"' LDRTRIM
missing field values are null
In the Log file
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Record format DELIMITED BY NEWLINE
Data in file has same endianness as the platform
Rows with all null fields are accepted
Fields in Data Source:
SOURCESYSTEMNAME CHAR (255)
Terminated by ","
Enclosed by """ and """
Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
SOURCESYSTEMLOCATION CHAR (255)
Terminated by ","
Enclosed by """ and """
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SOURCEID CHAR (255)
Terminated by ","
Enclosed by """ and """
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SOURCESHORT CHAR (255)
Terminated by ","
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SOURCELEGAL CHAR (255)
Terminated by ","
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SOURCECOUNTRY CHAR (255)
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Enclosed by """ and """
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ORGID CHAR (255)
Terminated by ","
Enclosed by """ and """
Trim whitespace same as SQL Loader
ORGSHORT CHAR (255)
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