wrj0 Posted December 29, 2022 Share Posted December 29, 2022 Is there a description of the information provided in the various PG3 Log Levels? And when they might be used in troubleshooting? Log levels: Critical, Error, Warning, Info, Debug, DB Operations. I've searched in the forum and wiki, but seem to have missed finding the descriptions. Thanks. Link to comment
Solution bpwwer Posted December 29, 2022 Solution Share Posted December 29, 2022 No, beyond just that increasing the log level results in more log info. If set to Critical, you'll probably see nothing, ever. I'm not sure if there are any messages at that level. If there are, it is very few. error and warning are just as they say. Error messages and/or warning messages only are output to the log. info are messages that report what PG3 is doing. This is the default and generally provides enough information to figure out what PG3 is doing at any given time. debug provides even more detail on what is happening. It tends to be used for things that might be nice to see when debugging but generate so much log output that it can make the log harder to read. db operations adds all the reads/writes to the PG3 database into the log. This generates a huge amount of log info and is only going to be useful when trying to track what is being read or written from/to the database. In general, there's no real reason to change from the default unless you're working with support and they request that you do so. 1 Link to comment
wrj0 Posted December 29, 2022 Author Share Posted December 29, 2022 Thank you, Bob. Another one of your outstanding explanations. Link to comment
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