Logs
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How to Access
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Windchill Enterprise Systems Transaction Log
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Windchill PDMLink user interface
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TIBCO BusinessWorks Process engine logs
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TIBCO Administrator tracing or <Tibco_Home>/tra/domain/<Domain_Name>/application/logs/<Application Name>.Process_Archive.log[.sequence #]
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TIBCO EMS logs
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File name and path are determined by log file configuration parameter in the tibemsd.conf file. If the logfile_max_size configuration parameter is not set to zero (0), there may be multiple log files appended with sequence numbers.
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TIBCO Adapter for SAP logs
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TIBCO Administrator tracing or <Tibco_Home>/tra/domain/<Domain_Name>/application/logs/<Application_Name>.[Adapter Configuration].log[.sequence #]
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TIBCO Adapter for SAP gateway trace.
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<Tibco_Home>/adapter/adr3/<version>/bin/dev_rfc.trc
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SAP gateway and application server logs
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Consult your SAP Basis administrator. For Windchill ESI API call sequences that include CALO_INIT_API (that is, BOMs, CNs, and Part/Material Revisions), you may obtain additional logging information in the SAP application log (transaction SLG1). Refer to SAP online application help for further details on using this transaction.1
You should also be familiar with the SAP distribution targets and the data objects and attributes impacted by Windchill ESI. You may have direct responsibility for viewing and manipulating data in SAP, or may simply have to coordinate these activities with SAP Basis administrators. To view the data that was transferred into SAP by Windchill ESI, the following transactions are particularly important:
MM03 (View Material)
CS03 (View Material BOM)
CV03N (View Document)
CC03 (View Change Master)
CA03 (View Process Plan)
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