Selecting A Log Level - Novell DATA SYNCHRONIZER - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 07-2010 Administration Manual

Synchronizer database even after the events have been transferred to connectors. You can also
control the length of time such events are cached. When your troubleshooting is completed, you can
clear the cached events.
1 In Synchronizer Web
Caching section.
2 Select Enabled to turn on caching for the Synchronizer database.
3 Specify the number of days to cache the events.
Event caching causes the Synchronizer database to grow in size based on the amount of traffic
through the Sync Engine.
4 Click Save Cache Settings.
5 When you are finished with your troubleshooting activities, disable caching to reduce the
amount of data stored in the Synchronizer database:
5a Return to the Engine Configuration page.
5b In the Caching box, select Disabled, then click Save Cache Settings.
5c In the Maintenance box, click Clear Cache.

3.2.2 Selecting a Log Level

The Synchronizer services write useful information to a set of log files described in
"Working with Synchronizer Log Files," on page
that is written to Synchronizer log files. The default log level is Info.
1 In
Synchronizer Web
Logging section
2 Select a log level.
Debug: Logs large quantities of developer-level data. This log level is appropriate for
troubleshooting purposes. It puts a heavy load on the Synchronizer services and should be
used only until the troubleshooting activities are completed.
Info: Logs informational messages about normal Synchronizer processing. This log level
is suitable for a Synchronizer administrator who wants to observe the functioning of the
Synchronizer system. However, it puts a heaver load on the Synchronizer services than the
Warning and Error log levels. This is the default log level.
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Admin, click default in the Manage Engines section, then scroll to the
25. You can control the amount of information
Admin, click default in the Manage Engines section, then scroll to the
Section 3.4,