tfactl dbglevel

9.3.3.2 tfactl dbglevel

Use the tfactl dbglevel command to set Oracle Grid Infrastructure trace levels.

Note:

The tfactl dbglevel is set to be deprecated by early 2025. Please ensure to transition away from this feature and adopt an alternative solution before the deprecation deadline.

Syntax

tfactl [run] dbglevel 
[ {-set|-unset} profile_name 
-dependency [dep1,dep2,...|all] 
-dependency_type [type1,type2,type3,...|all] 
| {-view|-drop} profile_name 
| -lsprofiles 
| -lsmodules 
| -lscomponents [module_name] 
| -lsres 
| -create profile_name [ -desc description 
| [-includeunset] [-includetrace] 
| -debugstate | -timeout time ] 
| -modify profile_name [-includeunset] [-includetrace] 
| -getstate [ -module module_name ] 
| -active [profile_name] 
| -describe [profile_name] ] ]

Parameters

Table 9-89 tfactl dbglevel Command Parameters

Parameter	Description
`profile_name`	Specify the name of the profile.
`active`	Displays the list of active profiles.
`set`	Sets the trace or log levels for the profile specified.
`unset`	Unsets the trace or log levels for the profile specified.
`view`	Displays the trace or log entries for the profile specified.
`create`	Creates a profile.
`drop`	Drops the profile specified.
`modify`	Modifies the profile specified.
`describe`	Describes the profiles specified.
`lsprofiles`	Lists all the available profiles.
`lsmodules`	Lists all the discovered Oracle Clusterware modules.
`lscomponents`	Lists all the components associated with the Oracle Clusterware module.
`lsres`	Lists all the discovered Oracle Clusterware resources.
`getstate`	Displays the current trace or log levels for the Oracle Clusterware components or resources.
`module`	Specify the Oracle Clusterware module.
`dependency`	Specify the dependencies to consider, start, or stop dependencies, or both.
`dependency_type`	Specify the type of dependencies to be consider.
`debugstate`	Generates a System State Dump for all the available levels.
`includeunset`	Adds or modifies an unset value for the Oracle Clusterware components or resources.
`includetrace`	Adds or modifies a trace value for the Oracle Clusterware components.

WARNING:

Set the profiles only at the direction of Oracle Support.

Parent topic: Running Oracle Trace File Analyzer Diagnostic Collection Commands