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| Keyword | Valid Operands | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| level | <= >= = | Is used to compare with the log levels as defined at the top of this page. The second operand must be a valid log level: "fatal", "error", "warn" etc. | ||
| domain | = ^= $= *= | The domain (origin) of the event must be matched either completely, or just a part of the string, as defined by the usable string operators. | ||
Example: given FATAL(1), configured "level <= WARN(4)" the event is filtered, since level 1 (fatal) is lesser then level 4 (warn) | ||||
| <= | Is true if the current level is equal or has a higher severity as the configured one. | |||
| >= | Is true if the current level is equal or has a lower severity as the configured one. | |||
| domain | = | The domain (origin) of the event must be matched completely. | ||
| != | The domain (origin) must not be equal to the configured one. | |||
| ^= | The domain (origin) must start with the configured string. | |||
| $= | The domain (origin) must end with the configured string. | |||
| *= | The domain (origin) must contain the configured string. | |||
| exception | = | The exception equals the given exception class name | ||
| != | The exception is different to the given exception class name | |||
| *= | The | exception | = *= | The exception equals (= operator) the given exception class name, or the current exception is a subclass of the given exception name (*= operator). |
Logging Database Tables
Currently there are two database tables receiving events:
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