Environment variables for Siebel system debugging

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Siebel_log_events = {0, 5}

At the log level, you can specify this environmental variable before starting or stopping services. The higher the level, the larger the system memory occupied, the more disk space required, and more Io operations, you do not need to specify the highest level unless a serious bug occurs.

Siebel_log_archives = {1, n}

The maximum number of log versions. With the creation of the current log, logs of the old version are marked as log_01, log_02, and log_03. This environmental variable determines the maximum number of all versions of the log, logs of earlier versions exceeding the number of versions will be deleted. The smaller the number, the older the version. The default value is 10.

Siebel_log_dir = {C: \ log}

Log File output directory, which specifies the output directory of the log file and must have write permission for this directory.

Siebel_crash_handler = {0, 1}

Whether to create a system crash File

Siebel_sessmgr_trace = {0, 1}

Whether to enable swe Session Manager logging. The log file is in the sweapp/log directory. The default value is 0. Disable

Siebel_stderrout = {0, 1}

Specify whether to enable Siebel standard error output. The output file is located in the siebsrvr/log directory. The file naming method is as follows:

Stderrout _ $ process_id _ $ time_stamp.log

$ Process_id is the operating system process number.

$ Time_stamp is a timestamp in YYYY-MM-DD hh: mm: SS format

This error file records the output of error messages from the Siebe server or third-party components, which is helpful for debugging the Siebel server system, it can point out the error message sent from the siebmtshmw instance, a sub-process of the running component in AOM corresponding to the Siebel server, for example, the process cannot be started because the libpath environment variable is not loaded.

The default value is 0.