You can choose any of the following settings:
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Debug. These messages are intended for debugging
system or component code. Typically, these messages are meaningful only
to the program developers. This level can produce a large quantity of
messages, which can affect system performance. This option is the lowest
level, providing the most information. Using this setting will send all
types of messages to your log file: debug, informational, warning, error,
and system error.
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Info. These messages contain routine status or
other informational items that are not generally significant. Choosing
this setting will provide all Info messages as
well as all Warning, Error,
and SysError messages.
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Warning. These messages indicate a condition
of which the end user should be aware but do not generally indicate a
failure. Choosing this setting will provide all Warning
messages as well as all Error and SysError
messages.
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Error. These messages indicate an error condition
that was caused by the end user, operational data, or some other condition
that can be corrected. Choosing this setting will provide all Error
messages as well as all SysError messages.
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SysError. These messages indicate a software
system failure. The message may indicate that some part of the infrastructure
has become unusable (for example, a database has gone down), or it may
indicate a programming error. These errors should be reported to system
administrators for analysis. This option is the highest level, providing
the smallest amount of messages. Using this setting will send only system
error messages to your log file.
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