Log Pools

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The logging of a profile job can be done in a separate Log Pool. Very login-intensive profiles, for example, can use their own Log Pool. By default, the Log Pool STANDARD is assigned to a profile. You can then select a specific Log Pool in the Control Center to view those logs. More Log Pools can be added via the context menu.

Settings

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(1) Name: The name of the Log Pool.

(2) Retain time: The retention period of the logs (in table dw_log_sum) in days for this Log Pool. Note: The value -1 is allowed. In that case, the default value from parameter retainDaysForStatistic in configuration file ./etc/startup.xml is used at runtime. See also section Retention periods of backup files, logs, crashed jobs.

(3) DataCockpit/Portal replication: Defines whether the logs of this Log Pool should also be replicated for module DataCockpit (and therefore be visible there).

(4) Burger menu: More options and CSV export.

Configuration file

Alternatively, you can manually create an additional Log Pool in the configuration file ./etc/startup.xml.

<Call name="addApplication">
	<Arg>
		<New class="com.ebd.hub.datawizard.app.DataWizardSetup">
			<Call name="setConfiguration">
				<Arg>
					<New class="com.ebd.hub.datawizard.app.DataWizard">
					...
					...
					<!-- Sample for log pools: STANDARD is always created,
					add another pool 'Bulk ' with retain days of 1, no replication for Web Monitor,
					pool 'Webmonitor' with 10 days and replication for Web Monitor
					pool 'Support' with 30 days, no replication for Web Monitor -->
						<Call name="addLogPool">
							<Arg>Bulk</Arg>
							<Arg type="int">1</Arg>
							<Arg type="boolean">false</Arg>
						</Call>
						<Call name="addLogPool">
							<Arg>Webmonitor</Arg>
							<Arg type="int">10</Arg>
							<Arg type="boolean">true</Arg>
						</Call>
						<Call name="addLogPool">
							<Arg>Support</Arg>
							<Arg type="int">30</Arg>
							<Arg type="boolean">false</Arg>
						</Call>
						...
						...
					</New>
				</Arg>
			</Call>
		</New>
	</Arg>
</Call>