Sending messages to multiple places in different formats

Sending messages to multiple places in different formats

We can send messages to multiple locations with different message formats. To send FATAL, ERROR, and WARNING messages from the authorization server to the standard output device as ASCII text, to a file as UTF-8 text, and to another file in XML log format, the specification that is shown in Figure 1 can be used in the %PD_HOME%\etc\msg__pdacld.routing file.
Figure 1. Sending messages to standard output to file in UTF-8, and to file in XML format

FATAL:STDOUT:-;UTF8FILE:C:\LOGS\MSG__PDACLD_%LD.LOG;XMLFILE:C:\XMLLO GS\MSG__PDACLD_%LD.XML ERROR:STDOUT:-;UTF8FILE:C:\LOGS\MSG__PDACLD_%LD.LOG;XMLFILE:C:\XMLLO GS\MSG__PDACLD_%LD.XML WARNING:STDOUT:-;UTF8FILE:C:\LOGS\MSG__PDACLD_%LD.LOG;XMLFILE:C:\XML LOGS\MSG__PDACLD_%LD.XML NOTICE:UTF8FILE:C:\LOGS\MSG__PDACLD_%LD.LOG;XMLFILE:C:\XMLLOGS\MSG__ PDACLD_%LD.XML NOTICE_VERBOSE:UTF8FILE:C:\LOGS\MSG__PDACLD_%LD.LOG;XMLFILE:C:\XMLLO GS\MSG__PDACLD_%LD.XML

After you stop and restart the authorization server to pick up the changes to the routing file and assuming the process ID of the authorization server is 1253, the following files are created to contain messages:

C:\PDACLD_LOGS\MSG__PDACLD_1253.LOG
C:\PDACLD_XMLLOGS\MSG__PDACLD_1253.XML

Parent topic: Message event logging