Using Log Files to Monitor Activity


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To help you identify error conditions quickly and accurately, the BEA Tuxedo system provides the following log files:

Transaction log (TLOG)—a binary file that is not normally read by you (the administrator), but that is used by the Transaction Manager Server (TMS). A TLOG is created only on machines involved in BEA Tuxedo global transactions.
User log (ULOG)—a log of messages generated by the BEA Tuxedo system while your application is running.

These logs are maintained and updated constantly while your application is running.

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