Re: XLF logging in OAS 4.0.81

C,

Join the dread. I've heard that the direct log to a database is a bit flakey but don't have first hand experience with it. Something about it causing unstable behavior. Sounds like you are doing everything right ... maybe look for a patch that calls out a fix for this feature?

Back to the dread, stats are stats and more than likely meshing the xlf log files with a database is going to yield the most meaningful stats. The uploading / archiving is a clunky way to go - at least it appears that way for an operation which is continuously up. We've decided to go with the 'daily' archive and worry about bulk loading the daily xlf log files up to a database to perform the mesh that people are looking for. Do you know of any simple way to bulk load these files up to a database?

Thanks, Bob
<wutang_warrior_at_my-deja.com> wrote in message news:8bleu0$gps$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com...
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> I'm having absolutely no luck.
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> 1. I've created a user via the DAD admin page.
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> 2. I've then installed the logging tables into this DAD and verified
> that they are there.
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> 3. I've set the logging the "DB" with NO batch logging. (File works
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> 4. I've bounced the appserver.
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> 5. Nothing appears in logxlf table (or any table) after restarting and
> serving a few http requests.
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> 6. I've installed the Log Analyzer toolkit, I can upload a file fine,
> when I goto any other page under "log analyzer" in the Utils It comes
> back with a blank page saying "Application error".
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> Am I asking this in the wrong newsgroup?
> I've been trying to get this to work for a month now, and now that
> monthend is coming, I dread having to write some program to try garner
> my own stats.
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> Has anyone used it successfully?
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> In article <8ba95b$gdh$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>,
> wutang_warrior_at_my-deja.com wrote:
> > Hello.
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> > This is the third time that I'm asking about this (since 02/28)
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> > I can log XLF to a file EASILY.
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> > I create a DAD and install the logger tables and specify XLF logging
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> > the DB, it doesn't log to the xlflogs table.
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> > What's wrong?
> > What XLF attributes must I log for DB logging?
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> > I can see the DAD logged in from v$session.
> > but no data is inserted into the logging tables.
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> > ????
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> > THe reporting tool doesn't work either, I can upload text files to the
> > report page but then it DIES......
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> > C.
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> > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> > Before you buy.
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Received on Sun Mar 26 2000 - 00:00:00 CST