Tidal Enterprise Scheduler: How to Move Master Logs to an Alternate Location

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Updated:January 23, 2012
Document ID:113398

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Introduction

By default, the master log files are located on the master server in a defined location. For a Windows Master, the files are located in the TIDAL\Scheduler\master\log directory. For a Unix Master, the files are located at: TIDAL/master/log. This document provides information on how to configure the logs to go to an alternate location.

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Components Used

This information assumes a 5.3.1 or 6.0.x master.

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How to configure master logs to reside in an alternate location

Complete this procedure:

  1. Add this parameter to the master.props file:

    LogDirectory=<path>

    You need to use forward slashes in the path. For example, for a Windows master if the real path is D:\SystemApps\Tidal\Log, use:

    LogDirectory=D:/Systemapps/tidal/log

    Note: The LogDirectory parameter is case sensitive.

  2. The master needs to be restarted after making the master.props change.

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