How to identify whether a log file was automatically or manually rotated.
Article ID: KB0089172
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| Products | Versions |
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| TIBCO Enterprise Message Service | - |
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How to identify whether log files were automatically or manually rotated.
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1). When you have specified the Max log file size parameter in the main configuration file and once the log file reaches the specified size, it creates a new file and logs the following trace in the log file:
2013-11-18 13:24:19.945 Log file restarted
The above trace is logged when automatic rotation is done.
2). You can manually rotate the log file with the following command from the EMS admin tool:
tcp://localhost:7222> rotatelog
Log file has been rotated
With the above command, the EMS server saves the existing file and creates a new one for further traces. With this command, the EMS server logs the following line in both the old and newly created log file:
2013-11-18 13:36:27.589 [<user_name>@<hostname>]: rotated log file.
How to identify whether log files were automatically or manually rotated.
Description:
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1). When you have specified the Max log file size parameter in the main configuration file and once the log file reaches the specified size, it creates a new file and logs the following trace in the log file:
2013-11-18 13:24:19.945 Log file restarted
The above trace is logged when automatic rotation is done.
2). You can manually rotate the log file with the following command from the EMS admin tool:
tcp://localhost:7222> rotatelog
Log file has been rotated
With the above command, the EMS server saves the existing file and creates a new one for further traces. With this command, the EMS server logs the following line in both the old and newly created log file:
2013-11-18 13:36:27.589 [<user_name>@<hostname>]: rotated log file.
Issue/Introduction
How to identify whether a log file was automatically or manually rotated.
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