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¥ Compaq Analyze processes warnings and informational messages from the Director in log files. 2
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q If Compaq Analyze appears to execute incorrectly, or does not respond as expected, check the Director log files for messages that may help you restart or recover. The files can be copied to new file names so that they are not overwritten later, and can be sent to your service provider for review.
L All WEBES processes log their messages either to files or to the terminal window. For common messages you may encounter, refer to the Compaq Analyze Release Notes or Appendix B.
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Æ The format of the log file messages is the same for all platforms, however, the file locations are operating system-dependent. 8
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‘ The Director and web interface log standard output and error messages to:
+ /usr/opt/compaq/svctools/logs/desta_dir.log
† The Director appends to this log file each time it is started. 8 OpenVMS
‘ The Director and web interface log standard output and error messages to:
! SVCTOOLS_HOME:[LOGS]DESTA_DIR.LOG
§ The Director creates a new log file each time it is started. The previous log file is saved as:
( i Where n is the previous version number of the VMS filename. 8 Windows 8 DESTA_DIR.LOG;n
ü The locations given here assume that Compaq Analyze was installed in the default directory; if this is not the case, the location path will match the chosen installation directory.
Ž The Director (and web interface) logs its standard output messages to:
8 C:\Program Files\compaq\svctools\logs\desta_dir_out.txt
} The Director's standard error messages are logged to:
7 C:\Program Files\compaq\svctools\logs\desta_dir_err.txt
T The Director creates new log files each time it is started. The previous log files are renamed to desta_dir_err_backup.txt and desta_dir_out_backup.txt, overwriting any previous versions of those files.
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« The messages logged by WEBES processes are stored in the Director log files described in Section 1.9.1. The minimum severity level, or logging level, indicates the lowest priority message that will be written to the files. Only messages that meet or exceed the minimum severity level are written to the Director log files.
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