STS logging level (-stslogginglevel)

Database Administration

Reference : Database Startup Parameters : Alphabetical listing of database startup parameters : STS logging level (-stslogginglevel)

Operating system and syntax	UNIX / Windows	-stslogginglevel n
Use with	Maximum value	Minimum value	Single-user default	Multi-user default
DBS,CC	5	0	0	0

The logging level:

0 — none

1 — fatal errors only

2 — all errors

3 — all errors and warnings

4 — all errors, warnings, and informational messages

5 — all errors, warnings, informational, and debug messages

Values less than 0 generate an error; values greater than 5 are reset to 5 internally

For use with the OpenEdge Authentication Gateway only, use STS logging level (-stslogginglevel) to specify the logging level value for STS client interface logging. This client-side startup parameter can aid you in debugging authentication problems in an OpenEdge Authentication Gateway deployment.

Notes

This is a per database connection setting. If you connect to more than one database, each database can have a different -stslogginglevel value.

All output generated by -stslogginglevel is written to the database .lg file.

If the primary broker specifies -stslogginglevel at startup, the shared default is changed to the broker's value. Automatic servers and secondary brokers can only use the shared default. This parameter is not listed as a database startup parameter in the .lg file, VSTs or promon.

Automatic servers and secondary brokers can only use the shared default value.

Single user connections, self service clients and manual servers use the default shared value by default, but can override the use of the default by specifying their own -stslogginglevel value upon connection.

Remote clients use their database servers' setting according to the above rules.