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Using Oracle Diagnostic Logging
Configuring and Using Server Logs 6-3
OraLogSeverity [module_name <msg_type>[:msg_level]
Enables you to set message severity. The message severity specified with this
directives is interpreted as the lowest message severity that is desired, and all
messages of that severity level and higher will be logged.
OraLogSeverity
may
be specified multiple times. It can be specified globally (no module_name ) and once
for each module for which a module-specific logging severity is desired.
module_name
This argument is the internal name of a module, as it appears in the module
structure. The <
IfModule
> directive also makes use of this internal name. The
module structure derives the module name from the value of the
_FILE_
macro,
without path prefix, of the file which defines the module structure. If a module
name is not supplied, the
OraLogSeverity
directive is applied globally.
If the module name is specified, then the directive overrides the global directive
value of all the messages originating from the specified module. Specifying a
module name for a module that does not get loaded generates an error.
msg_type
Message types may be specified in upper or lower case, but will appear in the
message output in upper case. This parameter must be of one of the following
values:
■
INTERNAL_ERROR
■
ERROR
■
WARNING
■
NOTIFICATION
■
TRACE
msg_level
This parameter must be an integer in the range of 1-32.