This task describes how to enable and disable logging on the Siebel server.
Note:
- This task is part of a higher-level task. For details, see How to Work with Lab Management Administration.
- Enabling logging on the Siebel server can negatively impact server performance. We recommend that you disable logging and restore the default logging settings at the conclusion of the performance test.
To enable logging on the Siebel server
Perform the following steps:
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Open a command window and run the following command:
<Siebel bin directory>\srvrmgr /g <gateway server> /s <Siebel server> /e <enterprise server name> /u <username> /p <password>where:
/u <username> is the server administrator username.
/p <password> is the server administrator password.
/g <gateway server> is the gateway server address.
/e <entrpr server> is the enterprise server name.
/s <siebel server > is the siebel server (the default server).
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Enter the following commands:
change evtloglvl ObjMgrsqllog=4 for comp <component name>
evtloglvl EventContext=3 for comp <component name>
evtloglvl ObjMgrSessionInfo =3 for comp <component name>Example:
For the Call Center component, enter sccobjmgr_enu as the component name, as follows:
change evtloglvl ObjMgrsqllog=4 for comp sccobjmgr_enu
To disable logging on the Siebel server
Perform the following steps:
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Open a command window and run the following command:
<Siebel bin directory>\srvrmgr /g <gateway server> /s <Siebel server> /e <enterprise server name> /u <username> /p <password>where:
/u <username> is the server administrator username.
/p <password> is the server administrator password.
/g <gateway server> is the gateway server address.
/e <entrpr server> is the enterprise server name.
/s <siebel server> is the siebel server name (the default server).
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Enter the following commands:
change evtloglvl ObjMgrsqllog=0 for comp <component name>change evtloglvl EventContext=0 for comp <component name>change evtloglvl ObjMgrSessionInfo =0 for comp <component name>
