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Title(11064) warning when starting appserver
URL Name000052797
Article Number000170179
EnvironmentProduct: OpenEdge
Version: 10.x, 11.x
OS: All supported platforms
Other: Appserver configuration
Question/Problem Description
Appserver throws (11064) warnings during startup:
 
-logginglevel was specified in the startup parameters. Use the corresponding property in the properties file instead. (11064)
-logentrytypes was specified in the startup parameters. Use the corresponding property in the properties file instead. (11064)
-logthreshold was specified in the startup parameters. Use the corresponding property in the properties file instead. (11064)
-numlogfiles  was specified in the startup parameters. Use the corresponding property in the properties file instead. (11064)
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Clarifying Information
Error MessageWARNING: <value> was specified in the startup parameters. Use the corresponding property in the properties file instead. (11064)
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Cause
The startup parameter property of the AppServer configuration contained a reference to a .pf file that set the above properties.
Resolution
Remove the entries from the pf file and set the corresponding properties on the Appserver configuration. 

-logginglevel-logentrytypes-logthreshold, and -numlogfiles can be set on the Appserver broker and server (agent).

Parameters can be set through the OpenEdge Management/OpenEdge Explorer console or directly in the ubroker.properties file.

The corresponding ubroker.properties parameters are as follows.

Appserver Broker:
 
    brkrLogEntryTypes=
    brkrLoggingLevel=
    brkrLogThreshold=
    brkrNumLogFiles=

Appserver Server(agent):
 
    srvrLogEntryTypes=
    srvrLoggingLevel=
    srvrLogThreshold=
    srvrNumLogFiles=

For further guidance refer to Article:  How to configure rolling log files for AppServer, WebSpeed and client logs ?  

Rotating logfile properties are documented in:
Reference the OpenEdge Development Tools: Debugging and Troubleshooting documentation .
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Last Modified Date11/20/2020 7:32 AM

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