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C2070-981 · Question #196

Users are reporting errors in the IBM Content Search Services (CSS) searches. The administrator reviews the CSS logging and sees the default logging is set to INFO. What massage levels are available?

The correct answer is D. SEVERE, WARNING, and INFO. By default, it's set as INFO. Here's the logging level you can configure. SEVERE ?Errors and exceptions happening during the execution of the server. Typically includes a detailed message with the stack trace that can assist in identifying the problem. WARNING ?Mild problems…

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Question

Users are reporting errors in the IBM Content Search Services (CSS) searches. The administrator reviews the CSS logging and sees the default logging is set to INFO. What massage levels are available?

Options

  • ATRACE and DEFAULT
  • BSEVERE and WARNING
  • CDEFAULT, TRACE, and INFO
  • DSEVERE, WARNING, and INFO

How the community answered

(24 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • C
    17% (4)
  • D
    75% (18)

Explanation

By default, it's set as INFO. Here's the logging level you can configure.* SEVERE ?Errors and exceptions happening during the execution of the server. Typically includes a detailed message with the stack trace that can assist in identifying the problem.* WARNING ?Mild problems that may require administrator attention, like missing value for a setting (with a default), or truncation of a document during indexing.* INFO ?Informational messages printed during system operation, like server configuration and state of server startup.* FINE ?Some detailed messages for debugging, such as request headers, parsed query, etc.* FINER ?More details, like the results of document parsing (during indexing)* FINEST ?The most detailed level, which includes all printouts, including entry and exit from various functions.

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#Content Search Services#CSS logging#log levels#troubleshooting

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