Server Alert Log¶
The Server Alert Log makes it possible for system administrators and installation technicians to trace different activities in the server. To view the logs open the Server Alert Log form in Solution Manager / Monitoring folder in the Navigator. Read more About Server Alert Log
Figure 1 - Server Alert Log page
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Log ID | Unique identification |
| Parent Log ID | If a Log ID is connected to a parent log id, this shows the parent log id |
| Category ID | Log category for this entry |
| Created | Date this log was created |
| Finished | Date this log was finished |
| Text 1 | This text describes the logging, for Server Errors this is the Oracle error text |
| Text 2 | This text gives detailed description for the logging, for Server Errors this is the SQL statement causing the error |
| F1 Identity | Foundation1 identity causing the log |
| OS Identity | Operating system identity causing the log |
| Oracle User | Oracle User causing the log |
| Program | Program executing on the client causing the log |
| Machine | Name of the machine causing the log |
| IP Address | IP address of the machine causing the log |
| Authentication Type | Type of authentication used when connecting to the database |
| Job ID | Id of the job if it is a job run in the background by the database |
| Job | Description of what has been submitted as a background job |
| Checked | If marked this log has been checked by someone NOTE!!! Only checked jobs can be removed |
| Checked by | Foundation1 identity of the user that has checked this log |
| Checked date | Date when this log was checked |