Run the following command to change the logging level of to CONFIG ("NOTIFICATION:16"): OracleODL.listLoggers(target="odi_server1", pattern="") Run the following command to view the current logging level of a logger (for example, ): Start the wsadmin script from the ORACLE_HOME /common/bin directory. To set the logging level using the wsadmin script, assuming the Managed Server is named odi_server1: In the Log Configuration page, select the logger (for example, ) and change the logging level as desired. Right-click on odi_server1, then select Logs > Log Configuration. Select WebSphere_Cell > Cell_WebSphere > odi_server1. To set the logging level using Fusion Middleware Control, assuming the name of your Managed Server is odi_server1: To work around this issue, you must set the desired logging level for each logger using Fusion Middleware Control or the wsadmin script. On IBM WebSphere, a logger that is not set with a logging level is automatically assigned the default level INFO ("NOTIFICATION:1").īecause of this behavior, the session start/end messages (which are at CONFIG level) are not getting logged on IBM WebSphere. On WebLogic Server, if the logging level is not set for a logger, then its parent's logging level is automatically used. All the descendent loggers oracle.odi.* (for example, ) are not set with any default logging level. The parent of all ODI loggers is oracle.odi and this is set with a default log-level of CONFIG (ODL level: "NOTIFICATION:16"). Oracle Data Integrator defines all the loggers in the fmwconfig/logging.xml file. This process must be repeated for each new server created in the cell.ħ.2.2 Setting the Desired Logging Level on IBM WebSphere Replace new_server_name with the name of the new server you created in the WebSphere Configuration Wizard. On Windows operating systems: WAS_HOME\profiles\ dmgr-profile-name\config\cells\ cell-name\nodes\ node-name\servers\ new_server_name\fmwconfig\jrf-port-config.properties On UNIX operating systems: WAS_HOME/profiles/ dmgr-profile-name/config/cells/ cell-name/nodes/ node-name/servers/ new_server_name/fmwconfig/jrf-port-config.properties
On Windows operating systems: WAS_HOME\profiles\ dmgr-profile-name\config\cells\ cell-name\nodes\ node-name\servers\odi_server1\fmwconfig\jrf-port-config.propertiesĬopy this file into the following directory: On UNIX operating systems: WAS_HOME/profiles/ dmgr-profile-name/config/cells/ cell-name/nodes/ node-name/servers/odi_server1/fmwconfig/jrf-port-config.properties If you want to create a new server other than odi_server1 in your IBM WebSphere cell, you must do the following after creating the cell but before starting any of the servers or processes:Įdit the following file and make sure the proper front-ending host and port values are in place: 7.2.1 Creating a New Server in an IBM WebSphere Cell
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