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Mon, Jun 20 2022 11:06 PM | Permanent Link |
Ian Branch | Hi Team,
I am getting warnings flooding the Systems Log. See Attached. Result is that the Systems Log gets filled and 'restarts and I run the risk of missing more important Warnings and/or Errors that are logged. I know I can turn Warnings Off however they do have some value. Questions: 1. Why are so many happening so rapidly? e.g. 16 at 13:00:00 for Session 5. 2. Is there some way to make them happen not so often? 3. Can I disable specific Warnings? If so, where/how? Regards & TIA, Ian Attachments: Screenshot_1.jpg |
Tue, Jun 21 2022 2:34 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates ![]() | Ian
First thing is that select * from configuration.logevents will allow you to select what you want via a WHERE clause so you can filter them out. NOTE: you're not allowed to delete or change stuff but you can do something like select * from configuration.logevents where category = 'Warning' and Description like '%been modified%' to show just those entries >1. Why are so many happening so rapidly? e.g. 16 at 13:00:00 for Session 5. No idea but I suspect, from the description and wild guessing its a combination of to much in the cache/buffers combined with some automated update - doesn't look like a user entering stuff at that volume, maybe a transaction across many rows committing. >2. Is there some way to make them happen not so often? Try reducing buffer sizes. I know from our off thread discussions you've got some woppas in there. May not work its just a guess. >3. Can I disable specific Warnings? If so, where/how? Not to the best of my knowledge. You can query the table and you can delete it at dos level but that's it. Roy |
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