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  • 1.  Anywhere 764 logging

    Posted Thu August 20, 2020 11:39 AM
    HI, 

    I would like to know if there is any way to separate Maximo and Anywhere log using the Logging application

    Thank you

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    Mathieu Guilmette
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    #AssetandFacilitiesManagement
    #MaximoAnywhere


  • 2.  RE: Anywhere 764 logging

    Posted Fri August 21, 2020 06:30 AM
    Hi,

    I suggest that you set OSLC and SQL logger to INFO and send the log to another directory on the server

    Reference material for SQL logging:
    https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/creating-sql-log-file-troubleshoot-problems


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    May On
    Tech Support
    IBM
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  • 3.  RE: Anywhere 764 logging

    Posted Fri August 21, 2020 09:05 AM
    Hi,

    SQL Logging isn't also a major part of Maximo Logging ? If I send SQL and OSLC to another appender, will I still see SQL in SystemOut.log ? 

    Thank you

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    Mathieu Guilmette
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  • 4.  RE: Anywhere 764 logging

    Posted Sat August 22, 2020 12:23 AM
    Hi Mathieu,

    Setting OSLC to INFO prints [MXOSLC] in the log (about 4% overhead) . 
    SQL Logging is off if logging level is set to ERROR.   
    If SQL logging is enabled, you will see SQL in systsemout.log

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    May On
    Tech Support
    IBM
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  • 5.  RE: Anywhere 764 logging

    Posted Fri August 21, 2020 07:44 AM
    May On's suggestion for changing appender to have it go to a separate file is as good as it gets unfortunately. My reason for responding is to ensure you're aware that the OSLC API extends beyond Anywhere now with work centers and could also be utilized for any integrations you might have. There's not a good way to just see Anywhere requests without running Anywhere on its own cluster.

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    Steven Shull
    Director of Development
    Projetech Inc
    Cincinnati OH
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