The set query-log-advanced command lets you configure the information that is included in the query log. To show the current value for this command, use the get log command.
This command has the following format:
set query-log-advanced = none | all | options ;
The command has the following syntax:
(Default) The query log contains only basic information about each request.
Includes all of the options.
A comma-separated list of one or more of the following options:
Includes the text (ssl) line if a request is sent over SSL. For example:
20110504.154626.801 0.6 SEARCH dn="c=au" scope=base-object (ssl)
Indicates where a request originated, where the origin is one of the following:
dsp: The request was received from a DSA servicing another namespace (either chained or multi-chained). These are received over the DSP (inter-DSA) protocol.
For example:
20110504.154323.989 0.2147483645 MODIFY dn="cn=Craig LINK,o=users,c=au" source="dsp[router]"
Includes a description of LDAP controls known/supported by the DSA. The descriptions are logged on requests and responses. If an LDAP control is not known the OID is displayed.
For example:
20110415.092635.362 7.4 SEARCH controls="simple-paged-results"
Includes the LDAP error name and number in an error response.
For example:
20110504.155609.029 0.10 ADD dn="cn=Craig LINK,o=users,c=au" (ssl) source="client" controls="manage-dsa-it" 20110504.155609.033 0.10 RESULT error update 5 entryAlreadyExists(68)
Includes the time in milliseconds taken for an update to successfully complete.
For example:
20110504.154323.989 0.2147483645 MODIFY dn="cn=Craig LINK,o=users,c=au" 20110504.154323.991 0.2147483645 RESULT success 1 msecs
Includes the list of attributes requested on a search instead of the count of attributes being returned. This option performs the same function as the set query-log-show-eis command.
For example:
20110504.161328.495 3.9 SEARCH dn="c=au" scope=subtree filter=(cn=C*) eis=cn
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