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cmo.setLogFileFormat('extended')
cmo.setELFFields('c-ip date time cs-method cs-uri sc-status bytes
time-taken')
cd('/Servers/PROD_Server04/WebServer/PROD_Server04/WebServerLog/
PROD_Server04')
cmo.setLogFileFormat('extended')
cmo.setELFFields('c-ip date time cs-method cs-uri sc-status bytes
time-taken')
activate()
exit()
See also
F
Changing log levels to debug
F
Enabling the verbose garbage collection logging
Enabling verbose garbage collection logging
Enabling garbage collection (GC) logging can provide rich information about the behavior
of the JVM. Enabling the verbose GC is an easy change and will help diagnose some possible
issues in the WebLogic Server.
One of the steps in the troubleshooting process is to find out if the JVM heap utilization
is adequate.
This recipe enables Oracle JRockit verbose GC logging in the WebLogic standard output
logfile for the
PROD_Server01
Managed Server.
It also shows an example of a troubleshooting scenario and the analysis made with the
verbose GC.
Getting ready
The verbose GC has been changed using the Administration Console, so make sure the
Administration Server is running.
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