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October 19th, 2009 00:00
Is there any Trace facility in the Autostart
Hi,
I am using Autostart v 53SP3 on Unix for Oracle.
I want to know is there any facility through which we can trace the changes made in the autostart or in the script and when the changes are made into it.
I guess some one have made changes in the isolation script and would like to know when the changes have made.
If Tracing is available then does it already enabled bydefault in autostart or we need to manually start the tracing of Autostart? Does it have any impact in the resources of the servers?
I am using Autostart v 53SP3 on Unix for Oracle.
I want to know is there any facility through which we can trace the changes made in the autostart or in the script and when the changes are made into it.
I guess some one have made changes in the isolation script and would like to know when the changes have made.
If Tracing is available then does it already enabled bydefault in autostart or we need to manually start the tracing of Autostart? Does it have any impact in the resources of the servers?
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vongehr
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October 19th, 2009 12:00
If I understand your question correctly then I believe the answer is no. While there are trace facilities within AutoStart, I don't believe that they are around the areas you are inquiring about.
The main AutoStart log does contain messages for who logs into and out of the gui, but not what changes they make or exactly when.
The facilities that do exist are more for tracing Rules and the individual AutoStart processes. Mostly these trace facilities are used for troubleshooting issues with the product itself. They are listed in the Administrator's guide in the section for the AutoStart CLI (Command Line Interface) and the Programmer's section.
Hope this helps out.
Daniel Norris Vongehr
Daniel Norris Vongehr
SME - Advanced Technical Support
EMC Global Services