New startup parameters give you the opportunity to tailor messages written to the log file. You can limit payload information for security, and you can omit certain messages from being written at all. The parameters are:
Limit log file payload (-limitLgPayload) — Prevent message payload from being written to the database log file. Message payload is defined as the user name, tty name, IP address, and connection hostname in a message. For details, see Limit log file payload (-limitLgPayload) .
Omit log messages (-omitLgMsgs) — Specify up to 16 non-fatal messages you do not want written to the database log file. For details, see Omit Log Messages (-omitLgMsgs).
Limit log file payload (-limitLgPayload) — Prevent message payload from being written to the database log file. Message payload is defined as the user name, tty name, IP address, and connection hostname in a message. For details, see Limit log file payload (-limitLgPayload) .