GoldenGate logs are a powerful source of information when troubleshooting or analyzing your deployments. However, there is at least one log file per service in the Microservices Architecture. This means that for a GoldenGate setup with multiple deployments, you can quickly have tens of log files to search for information. In that context, knowing where to look is important, especially…
If you are here, I assume you are looking for some ways to enable traces on Documentum. There are already a few blog posts here and there showing some information but Documentum being what it is, i.e., a quite complex machinery, there are just way too many places/configurations that you can have traces/debug information on. Therefore, I also wanted to…
If you are working with Documentum for quite some time, you are probably familiar with the logback.xml file that can be used to configure the D2 logs. In this blog, I will be talking only about the Content Server side of this configuration. As you probably know, Documentum upgraded the JMS to use JBoss 7.1.1 “recently” (several years already) and even WildFly9.0.1…
Let’s say that you have an application deployed on a WebLogic Server and that the SSO/Atn/Atz (SSO/Authentication/Authorization) isn’t working or throwing a 4xx error code like ‘401 – Unauthorized’ or ‘403 – Forbidden’. How would you be able to know what is happening and how to solve it? Well the answer is always the same: enable debug logs, it is…
Maybe you had some issues with UCF in DA as me. I had this for no reason since few days at a customer. The problem was that we use SSL with DA and the Unified Content Facilities (UCF) wasn’t happy about it. Thus, in this short blog I’ll speak about troubleshooting UCF. The error I got happened when trying to…
A couple of weeks ago, I had an interesting discussion with one of my friend that faced a weird issue with a SQL Server instance that lacked worker threads. Because I can’t use his own information I decided to reproduce the same issue in order to share with you some interesting information. So the next part of this blog post…
