Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Development:
Debugging and Troubleshooting

> ## Setting the serviceLoggingLevel property

> The Web service also logs error messages in the `instance-name`.`wsa.log` file. The `serviceLoggingLevel` property affects logged information for a single deployed Web service. You can set the `serviceLoggingLevel` property in the Web service properties file (`*.props`) or by using the `wsaman` utility. This setting take effect immediately at run time. The `serviceLoggingLevel` provides the following information based on logging level:

> - Level 2 (Basic) — Logs severe errors that affect the Web service as a whole and user authentication errors. Use Level 2 when the Web service is running in production.

> Note: During production, raise the logging level of only the Web Service being debugged.

> - Level 3 (Verbose) — Logs Web service request execution, SOAP message processing errors, and user authentication success. Use this value during Web service development to provide more information for each Web service request error.

> - Level 4 (Extended) — Logs error detail and request parameter values. Use Level 4 in a development environment.

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