#DELETE MAC LOG FILES ARCHIVE#

The files are stored in the Logs directory under the MarkLogic Server data directory for your platform. Additionally, you can access the log files from the Log tab on the main page of the Admin Interface. You may view the current or any archived file log at any time using standard text file viewing tools. The private system file log is maintained as a simple text file, and the application logs are also maintained as simple text files. Viewing the Application and System File Logs

Scroll to the top or bottom and click OK.

#DELETE MAC LOG FILES ARCHIVE#

After the number of log files grows to the value specified in the Keep Log File setting, when a new log file is started, the oldest log file archive is automatically deleted. The private log files are kept in an aging archive. Go to Keep Log Files and enter the number of private log files to keep.The following table describes each time frame: Time FrameĪ new log file is started every day at 12:00 A.M.Ī new log file is started every week on Sunday at 12:00 A.M.Ī new log file is started every week on Saturday at 12:00 A.M.Ī new log file is started every week on Friday at 12:00 A.M.Ī new log file is started every week on Thursday at 12:00 A.M.Ī new log file is started every week on Wednesday at 12:00 A.M.Ī new log file is started every week on Tuesday at 12:00 A.M.Ī new log file is started every week on Monday at 12:00 A.M.Ī new log file is started at 12:00 AM on the first day of each month. Go to Rotate Log Files and select when MarkLogic Server should start a new private log file for this group.Go to File Log Level and change the logging level of the MarkLogic Server private log file ( ErrorLog.txt) if needed.

Go to System Log Level and change the level if needed.The following example shows the default log settings: Scroll down to the log settings, towards the bottom of the page.Click the group for which you want to configure the log file settings.

Click the Groups icon on the left tree menu.

To configure how log information is generated, perform the following steps:

Log levels more verbose than Debug may result in very large log files and are not recommended for extended periods of time. It is good practice to run in production with the Debug file log level to get a more detailed record of operations. It is more efficient to write to the file log than to the system log. You may change these settings to suit your needs. As such, the system log receives fewer log messages than the file log. Log file settings are applied on a per-group basis.īy default, the system log for a group is set to Notice while the file log is set to Info. MarkLogic Server uses the following log settings, where Finest is the most verbose while Emergency is the least verbose: Log Level To enhance performance, the system log should receive fewer messages than the MarkLogic Server file log. Depending on how you configure your logging functions, both operating system and file logs may or may not receive the equivalent number of messages. Additionally, application log messages (messages generated from application code) are sent to the application logs. MarkLogic Server sends log messages to both the operating system log and the MarkLogic Server system file log.

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