When troubleshooting an issue in Maximo, which logger level provides the most detailed information?

Question

Options

• AINFO
• BERROR
• CDEBUG
• DWARN

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  8% (2)
• C
  83% (20)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

DEBUG is the correct answer because it is the most verbose logging level, capturing detailed internal application events, variable states, method calls, and execution flow - exactly what you need when troubleshooting a problem in Maximo or any Java-based application.

INFO only logs general operational messages confirming things are working as expected, so it misses the granular detail needed for diagnosis. WARN captures potentially harmful situations but not normal execution detail, and ERROR records only failures and exceptions - neither tells you what led up to a problem. These three levels represent progressively less information than DEBUG.

Memory tip: Think of log levels on a severity ladder from least to most critical - DEBUG → INFO → WARN → ERROR. More severity = less detail. For troubleshooting, you want to go down the ladder to DEBUG to get the richest picture of what's happening inside Maximo.

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