Dbvisit Standby trace files

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Last updated: Jun 26, 2012Version comment

Dbvisit Standby produces trace file every time it executes. The trace files can be sent to Dbvisit support for investigation, error resolution and analysis.
The Dbvisit Standby trace files are meant for Dbvisit support services only and do not contain information helpful to the user.
The Dbvisit Standby trace file can be identified as follows:

  • The trace filename will start with a number (process id), then the name dbvisit, then the database name and then the timestamp and will end with extension .trc.

(Example 3118_dbvisit_prod10g_200610091322.trc)

  • The location of the trace file is determined by the TMP variable in the Dbvisit Standby Database Configuration (DDC) file.
  • The trace filename will be displayed in the email that is sent by Dbvisit Standby when an error or alert is triggered.

Manage trace files

In version 5.1.19 and above, Dbvisit Standby trace files are automatically deleted according to settings:

NUM_TRACE_TO_KEEP

= The number of trace files to keep after which trace files are deleted.

DAYS_TO_KEEP_TRACE

= The number of days to keep the trace files after which trace files are deleted.

Default settings are:

NUM_TRACE_TO_KEEP = 200
DAYS_TO_KEEP_TRACE = 15

Least restrictive setting applies between DAYS_TO_KEEP_TRACE and NUM_TRACE_TO_KEEP.
To turn off, set to 0.
Prior to version 5.1.19 Dbvisit Standby trace files are not removed.