10.4.5 Suppressing message output to syslog
HADB outputs various types of information to syslog, including error information, transaction information, and system file information. These messages provide important information that indicates HADB's operational status.
However, depending on the operating environment, a large number of messages might be output. If the size of syslog continues to increase because of the messages output by HADB, the disk might run out of free space. You can prevent HADB from causing the disk to run out of free space by suppressing the output of unnecessary messages to syslog.
To suppress messages from being output to syslog, specify a message output level in the environment variable ADBSYSLOGLV. For details about environment variable ADBSYSLOGLV, see 8.4 Setting environment variables.
The following table shows message output levels and describes the messages that are output to syslog.
Output level |
Description of output message |
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0 |
No messages are output to syslog. |
1 |
Only the following messages are output to syslog:
|
2 |
Messages output for output level 1 plus the following messages are output to syslog:
|
3 |
Messages output for output levels 1 to 2 plus the following messages are output to syslog:
|
4 |
Messages output for output levels 1 to 3 plus the following messages are output to syslog:
|
5 |
Messages output for output levels 1 to 4 plus the following messages are output to syslog:
|
6 |
All messages that are to be output to syslog are output. |
For details about the output level of each message, see List of message output locations in the manual HADB Messages.