Advanced Queuing - Oracle

The mgw.ora Initialization File
Default: /mgw/log
Example: log_directory = /private/mgwlog
log_level
Usage: Specifies the level of logging detail recorded by the Messaging Gateway
agent. The logging level can be dynamically changed by the dbms_mgwadm.set_
log_level API while the agent is running. It is recommended that log level 0 be
used at all times.
Format: log_level =
Values:
Environment Variables
0 for basic logging; equivalent to dbms_mgwadm.BASIC_LOGGING
1 for lite tracing; equivalent to dbms_mgwadm.TRACE_LITE_LOGGING
2 for high tracing; equivalent to dbms_mgwadm.TRACE_HIGH_LOGGING
3 for debug tracing; equivalent to dbms_mgwadm.TRACE_DEBUG_LOGGING
Default: basic logging (0)
Example: log_level = 0
Since the Messaging Gateway process environment is not under the direct control of
the user, certain environment variables should be set using the initialization file.
They are set using the set parameter as described in "Modifying the mgw.ora
Initialization File" on page 18-9. The environment variables currently used by the
Messaging Gateway agent are CLASSPATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH, MGW_PRE_PATH,
and ORACLE_SID.
Each of the following examples must consist of only one line in the initialization
file, although in this document it may appear otherwise.
CLASSPATH
Usage: Used by the Java Virtual Machine to find Java classes needed by the MGW
agent.
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