log-severity
Identifies the severity level of the messages that InfoPrint logs in this error log.
Type
Resettable, single-valued
Allowed Values
You can enter one of these fixed values:
| Fixed Value | Explanation |
|---|---|
| error | This setting produces a minimum of logging. InfoPrint only logs error messages. The letter E precedes each message. An error referencing a job signals a condition that might prevent the job from completing successfully, depending on the setting of other parameters. |
| warning | InfoPrint logs both error and warning messages. The letter W precedes each warning message. A warning referencing a job signals a condition that will not prevent completion of the job, but might require some action on the part of the user or operator. |
| audit | This is the default log severity setting. InfoPrint logs error, warning, and audit messages. The letter A precedes each audit message. |
| debug | This setting logs error, warning, audit, and debug messages. Servers generate debug messages when they begin processing each command and when they communicate with other servers. Debug messages are useful for helping to track what command a server was processing when an error occurred. The letter D precedes each debug messages. |
| info | This setting logs error, warning, audit, debug, and informational messages. Servers generate informational messages when potentially abnormal situations occur, such as when a server cannot deliver a notification message to a user because the user is logged off. The letter I precedes each informational message. |
Default Value
- audit for AIX
- When you do not use the .cfg files; otherwise, it is what
is specified in the spl_error.cfg, notifyd_error.cfg, or sap_error.cfg file that you have moved to
/var/pdafter installation. - debug for Windows
Usage Guidelines
This attribute is only for error logs.