WebLogic log viewer

Hi,
I am using normal text editors (gVim, TextPad, Notepad++, less) to view WebLogic log files,
but I feel that they are terribly limited -
for instance I would like to filter log lines in a time interval
or to display only log lines from a given thread
or to join multiple log files based on timestamp
etc etc.
Which tool do you normally use to accomplish that?
Thank you so much!
Pierre

Hi Marcelo,
In 11g you won't similar engine-log that we use to get.
here you will get everything under 'soa_server1-diagnostic-log' file under <fmw_home>user_projects/<domain_home>/servers/soa_server1/logs/
Also you can set the log-level to FINEST from em console to get more details.
Let me know if your are getting this or not.
Thanks,
Biltu

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