member set_logging command

Environment

• Windows 2008
• Linux

Authorization

Administrative user

Syntax

execute member set_logging <member type> <attribute=value>

Option descriptions

member type

One of the four member types:

• catalog
• container
• operational
• informational

attribute

One of the following four logging attributes:

Restriction: You can set only one attribute at a time.

• logDirectory - The location for the log files. The server must be restarted for the logDirectory option to take effect for the following log files:
  • start.log
  • stop.log
  • console.log
  • messages.log
  • ffdc log files
• maxFileSize - The maximum log file size in megabytes before a new log file must be created. Must be a positive integer in the range 1 - 100.
• maxFiles - The maximum number of log files that can be created. When this limit is reached, the oldest file is deleted when a new file is created. Must be a positive integer in the range 1 - 20.
• traceSpecification - A colon-separated set of trace specifications for particular packages. For example, org.apache.aries.blueprint.*=all=enabled:com.meg.b2b.*=all=enabled enables tracing on the org.apache.aries.blueprint and com.meg.b2b packages.

Examples

Example: Limiting the size of a new log file before a new file is created.

This command limits the size of a log file for an operational member to 10 MB before a new file is created:

execute member set_logging operational maxFileSize=10  

Example: Setting the maximum number of log files before old log files are deleted.

This command creates a maximum of 5 log files for an operational member before the oldest log file is deleted when a new log file is deleted:

execute member set_logging operational maxFiles=5