Types of unified logging messages

Article:HOWTO33250  |  Created: 2010-10-28  |  Updated: 2011-03-10  |  Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO33250
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Types of unified logging messages

The following message types can appear in unified logging files:

Application log messages

Application log messages include informational, warning, and error messages. They are always logged and cannot be disabled. These messages are localized.

An example of an application message follows:

05/02/10 11:02:01.717 [Warning] V-116-18 
failed to connect to nbjm, will retry

Diagnostic log messages

Diagnostic log messages are the unified logging equivalent of the legacy debug log messages. They can be issued at various levels of detail (similar to verbose levels in legacy logging). These messages are localized.

Diagnostic messages can be disabled with the vxlogcfg command.

An example of a diagnostic message follows:

05/05/09 14:14:30.347 V-116-71 
[JobScheduler::doCatIncr] no configured 
session based incremental catalog schedules

Debug log messages

Debug log messages are intended primarily for Symantec engineering. Like diagnostic messages, they can be issued at various levels of detail. These messages are not localized.

Debug messages can be disabled with the vxlogcfg command.

An example of a debug message follows:

10/29/09 13:11:28.065 [taolog] TAO (12066|1) - 
Transport_Cache_Manager::bind_i, 0xffbfc194 -> 
0x7179d0 Transport[12]

See Gathering unified logs for NetBackup

See Server processes that use unified logging

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