Hyperion LOGS

Shared Services Log Files

1. SharedServices_Security.log Security-related error messages concerning users, groups, roles, and provisioning operations
2. SharedServices_Admin.log Messages-related to the User Management Console and any messages reported during Shared Services runtime.
3. SharedServices_Metadata.log Metadata management and registration-related errors and messages.
4. SharedServices_Taskflow.log Taskflow-related errors and messages from Common Event Services
5. SharedServices_Taskflow_CMDExecute.log Taskflow scheduling errors and messages from Common Event Services
6. SharedServices_Taskflow_Optimize.log Taskflow optimization errors and messages from Common Event Services
7. SharedServices_SyncOpenLDAP.log Messages from the synchronization of Native Directory with Shared Services database
8. SharedServices_Memory_Profiler.log Messages-related to the memory usage by the Common Administrative Service
9. SharedServices_Security_Client.log Product-specific messages and errors generated by Hyperion products

SharedServices_Security_Client.log is located in the Temp directory of the product using the external authentication client. The location of the Temp directory varies, based on the application server and platform.
All Shared Services log files are located in \logs\SharedServices9.

Essbase Logs

This topic describes the logs that Essbase Server creates to record information about server, Application, and database activities.

Essbase Server writes activities that occur in Essbase Server and application logs. The Essbase Server log is a text file in the ARBORPATH directory named essbase.log. In a standard installation, for example, the Essbase Server log is:

hyperion\AnalyticServices\essbase.log.

Each application on Essbase Server has its own application log. An application log is a text file in the

ARBORPATH\app\application_name directory named application_name.log.

For the Sample Basic database, for example, the application log is:

hyperion\AnalyticServices\app\sample\sample.log

By default, application_name.log and Essbase.log record this information:

1. Information messages
2. Warning messages
3. Error messages

Use essbase.cfg settings to specify the messages types written to application_name.log
and Essbase.log.

See Detailed Information about Essbase/Planning/BR Logs in the below attached file.