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MichaelNorman
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It doesn't seem that OD is respecting the OD reporting options that are set in AEP Application administration. I have set to Warning level, but I still continue to see log messages at INFO And DEBUG in the logs for the application. Should I have to modify the ddrt.properties file as well, or is something amiss?

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massimo__croci
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Hi.

For all details, take a look at 'Trace Viewer' on page 504 of the Administering Avaya Experience Portal v8.0 doc:

https://downloads.avaya.com/css/P8/documents/101069314


To enable AAEP trace.log on ddrt.properties file, here the procedure:

- Go to opt/AppServer/apache-tomcat-<Apache_Tomcat_version>/webapps/<name_application>/data




- Open the file ' ddrt.properties' with a text editor (ex. vi, VIM, ext..)

- Scroll down the file until you see:

localddtrace=disabled
localpptrace=disabled

- Modify as follows:

localddtrace=enabled
localpptrace=enabled


- Done, trace was enabled ! Now restert The Application Server


# service appserver restart

NOTE: # == root user



Hope this helps.




MichaelNorman
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Let me clarify. I had thought this option on the Application page would limit the data that is logged to the local application trace log file. Your post mentions using the Trace Viewer via the EPM adminstration. Is this not the case? Is the only way to limit the local trace.log file to modify each individual ddlog4j.properties file and change the TraceWriter option as shown below?

log4j.logger.Dialog.Designer.TraceWriter.APP= warn, TAPP
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