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ism-setSysEdgeLogLevelForService Command--Set the SystemEDGE Log Level in a Service (Funclet)

The ism-setSysEdgeLogLevelForService command sets the SystemEDGE log level for all hosts in a service.

This command has the following format:

ism-setSysEdgeLogLevelForService -servicename service_name -level level

-serviceName service_name

Specifies the name of the managed service.

Note: In the service name, use double backslash as a delimiter. Using single backslash as a delimiter is interpreted as an escape sequence. For example, specify service name as “Enterprise\\Data Center\\servicename”, instead of “Enterprise\Data Center\servicename”.

-level level

Indicates the agent to log messages up to a given level. The levels are: fatal, critical, warning, info, debug, debug1, debug2, and debug3. The higher the value, the more information is logged. Fatal is the lowest level, and debug3 is the highest level.

Example: Set the SystemEDGE Log Level in a Service

This example sets the SystemEDGE Log level in the service, Enterprise\DataCenter\MyNewService.

ism-setSysEdgeLogLevel -servicename Enterprise\DataCenter\MyNewService -level info