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How to turn off several tracesql files ? (Doc ID 658376.1)

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PeopleSoft Enterprise PT PeopleTools - Version: 8.4 - Release: 8.4 Information in this document applies to any platform. SPECIFIC TO: Enterprise PT 8.4x This document was previously published as Customer Connection Solution 201055594

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Customers are seeing several tracesql files in the <PS_HOME>/appserv/<domain>/LOGS direc (eg. VP1_ipaddress.tracesql). The logs have different userids (VP1 is just one example) and th well. Trace flags are not being set from the link on the login page, and users aren't turning on tr Utilities > Debug. How to turn off these tracesql files ?

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WriteToLog PeopleCode functionality writes a message to a trace file for each logged in User an USERID_MACHINE.tracesql.

In the Web Profile debugging configuration page, if any of the debug options are turned on, the String to the TraceSQL log file. If any change is made to the unchecked debug options in the W configuration you must restart both the application server domain and the web server instance fo

In psappsrv.cfg, if any of the trace options, i.e. TracePPR, TraceSQL, TracePC, TracePIA, are t function writes to the TraceSQL log file. If any change is made to the trace options in PSAPPSR TraceSQL, TracePC, TracePIA, must restart both the AppServer and WebServer for changes to For this case, the only method of turning this off is to set TracePIAMask=0 in your psappsrv.cfg WORKAROUND: N/A KEYWORDS: debug, TracePIAMask, WriteToLog, tracesql

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