Operating system and syntax UNIX / Windows 
-stslogginglevel n
Use with Maximum value Minimum value Single-user default Multi-user default
DBS,CC 5 0 0 0
n
The logging level:
  • 0 — none
  • 1 — fatal errors only
  • 2 — all errors
  • 3 — all errors and warnings
  • 4 — all errors, warnings, and informational messages
  • 5 — all errors, warnings, informational, and debug messages
  • Values less than 0 or greater than 5 generate an error

For use with the OpenEdge Authentication Gateway only, use STS logging level (-stslogginglevel) to specify the logging level value for STS client interface logging. This client-side startup parameter can aid you in debugging authentication problems in an OpenEdge Authentication Gateway deployment.

The STS logging level (-stslogginglevel) parameter may be modified while your database is online using PROMON or through the _DbParams VST. This online change will only take effect on new connections to the database.

Notes

  • This is a per database connection setting. If you connect to more than one database, each database can have a different -stslogginglevel value.
  • All output generated by -stslogginglevel is written to the database .lg file.
  • If the primary broker specifies -stslogginglevel at startup, the shared default is changed to the broker's value. Automatic servers and secondary brokers can only use the shared default.
  • Automatic servers and secondary brokers can only use the shared default value.
  • Single user connections, self service clients and manual servers use the default shared value by default, but can override the use of the default by specifying their own -stslogginglevel value upon connection.
  • Remote clients use their database servers' setting according to the above rules.