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Scheduler Debug Log Level

former_member1170711
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We are trying to troubleshoot a problem with a transaction and the problem only occurs when the transaction is scheduled.  It runs fine from the workbench.

In order to help isolate the problem, in the scheduler we set the log level to debug for the scheduled job that we are interested in.  When the job ran after that we did not see any indication that the debug log level made any difference--the MII log looked the same.

Does the debug level logging get written somewhere else?

Thank you,

Mike

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saivellanki
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Hi Mike,

After the Scheduler job run, please check the Transaction Manager section in MII Menu, there you can see transaction list, click on the transaction that has been run through the scheduler, at bottom you can see the log.


If you have transaction id available, you can view log through following service.


http://<IP>:<PORT>/XMII/Illuminator?service=BLSManager&mode=ViewLog&id=<TrxID>


Regards,

Sai Vellanki.

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Sai,

Thank you for your response it was helpful.

Unfortunately the debug log level seems to only apply to the highest level transaction.  It does not apply to any sub-transactions and that is where the problem lies.

Does anyone know if there is a way to make the debug log level apply to sub-transactions (that are called from the scheduled transaction) as well?

Thank you,

Mike

saivellanki
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Hi Mike,

Please note that we cannot see the debug log level for sub-transactions, if there is any exception raised at highest level transaction level.


Check below snip for high level transaction log - At [Transaction_Call_0] is the sub transaction.

If there is no issue with high-level transaction execution, then the sub transaction will run and listed in the transaction manager with different ID, where we can check the log for same.

Regards,

Sai Vellanki.

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