Problem with tracing parameters when using Oracle Database Provider for DRDA
(Doc ID 2551885.1)
Last updated on OCTOBER 15, 2019
Applies to:
Oracle Database Provider for DRDA - Version 12.2.0.1 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
Trace file don't get generated when PROTOPROC_TRACE="ALL/ALL/NOTIMESTAMP"
All other combination works:
"ALL/INFO/NOTIMESTAMP"
"ALL/WARN/NOTIMESTAMP"
"ALL/ERROR/NOTIMESTAMP"
"ALL/ADMIN/NOTIMESTAMP"
"ALL/DEBUG/NOTIMESTAMP"
The documentation states:
The facility names used with PROTOPROC_TRACE parameter are as follows:
• TASK – Task-specific operations
• NET – Network-specific operations
• SQL – SQL-specific operations
• OCI – OCI resource operations
• MEM – Memory resource operations
• ALL – All facilities mentioned already
The values of PROTOPROC_TRACE level are additive. For example, setting ERROR(4) includes WARN(2) and INFO(1) messages. The following values are expected:
• 0 or NONE – No trace is generated; this is the default.
• 1 or INFO – Minimal trace is generated.
• 2 or WARN – Warning information is generated.
• 4 or ERROR – Error information is generated.
• 8 or ADMIN – Administration information is generated.
• 255 or ALL – All details are generated.
As you can see, there are level called ALL with the number 255. Can you confirm us if this a documentation mistake and there not are level 255/ALL?
Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/12.2/drdas/provider-drda-users-guide.pdf
Chapter 3 page 3-14 (page 36)
Changes
No changes, followed the manual as stated.
Cause
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