SAP ABAP Message Class /IWFND/CM_LOGGING Message Number 007 (&2 '&1' messages of this request will be logged)
Hierarchy
☛ SAP_GWFND (Software Component) SAP Gateway Foundation
   ⤷ OPU-FND-CS (Application Component) IWF Common Services
     ⤷ /IWFND/COS_SHARED_OBJECTS (Package) GW Framework - Shared Objects among Package /IWFND/COS
Attribute
Message class /IWFND/CM_LOGGING  
Short Description SAP NetWeaver Gateway Framework Step Descriptions    
Message Number 007  
Documentation status       Space: object requires documentation
Authorization check Error Message      
Changed On 20131127   
Message Text
&2 '&1' messages of this request will be logged
Help Document

Diagnosis

The Log Level for the Application Log on the SAP NetWeaver Gateway Server has been set to ''.

System Response

Procedure

The Log Level for the Application Log can be set in two ways:

  1. The administrator can set a global log level in the IMG Activity Set the global log level
  2. In addition, the user can set an individual log level in the parameter Set/Get parameter '/IWFND/SUP_LOG_LEVEL' through the IMG activity Set the log level for a user.

The parameter can have the following values:

  1. All: in this case all messages of type 'Information', 'Warning' and 'Error' will be saved to the Application Log.
  2. Step Completion Information: in this case messages of type 'Step Completion Information, 'Warning' and 'Error' will be saved to the Application Log. Messages of type ' Step Initiation Information' will be omited.
  3. Warning and Error: in this case messages of type 'Warning' and 'Error' will be saved to the Application Log. Messages of type ' Step Initiation Information' and 'Step Completion Information' will be omited.
  4. Error: in this case messages of type and 'Error' will be saved to the Application Log. Messages of type 'Warning' , ' Step Initiation Information' and 'Step Completion Information' will be omited.         Important: in this case the request can contain Warnings which are not displayed.

Both settings are evaluated in the following way:

  • The global log level defines the lowest log level.
  • The user can raise this default level to an individual level.
  • But the user cannot decrease the default log level.

Procedure for System Administration

History
Last changed on/by 20141120  SAP 
SAP Release Created in   100