OUD 12c - How to Configure the File-Based High eTime Access Logger / High eTime Oracle Access Logger and Their Differences (Doc ID 2403816.1)

Last updated on MAY 04, 2023

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Goal

Determining the operations that take a long time (with a high eTime) greatly helps with troubleshooting performance issues.

There are two high eTime access loggers (starting in OUD 12c) that will log operation requests and results that are greater than a configured eTime (log-high-etime-limit). These request/result operations are logged in the access log but can be difficult to find if there is a lot of LDAP traffic. The high eTime loggers log the request/result from high eTime operations into a separate log making it easier to find those operations.

This article describes how to configure the File-Based High eTime Access Logger and the High eTime Oracle Access Logger (using dsconfig and OUDSM) and shows the logging format differences between the two types of loggers.

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