Trace File Locations

The traces are stored in <directory>/<hostname> where

• <directory> is the directory configured in the log section of the bvr.config. The default <directory> is /opt/blueworx/vr/log
• <hostname> is the host name of the machine

Each error and log file will be <file_limit> in length and <file_count> trace files will be stored before the first is overwritten. Both these values are configured in the trace section of bvr.config, described here Trace Configuration Options The defaults are:

• <file_count> is 5
• <file_limit> is 100 MB

The trace files contain lower level information detailing the running of BVR. They are designed for customer support rather than application debugging.

The traces are stored in <directory>/<hostname> where

• <directory> is the directory configured in the log section of the brm.config. The default <directory> is /opt/blueworx/rm/log
• <hostname> is the host name of the machine

Each error and log file will be <file_limit> in length and <file_count> trace files will be stored before the first is overwritten. Both these values are configured in the trace section of brm.config, described here Trace Configuration Options. The defaults are:

• <file_count> is 5
• <file_limit> is 100 MB

The trace files contain lower level information detailing the running of BRM. They are designed for customer support rather than application debugging.

The traces are stored in <directory>/<hostname> where

• <directory> is the directory configured in the log section of the bam.config. The default <directory> is /opt/blueworx/am/log
• <hostname> is the host name of the machine

Each error and log file will be <file_limit> in length and <file_count> trace files will be stored before the first is overwritten. Both these values are configured in the trace section of bam.config. The defaults are:

• <file_count> is 5
• <file_limit> is 100 MB

The trace files contain lower level information detailing the running of BAM. They are designed for customer support rather than application debugging.