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Message Severity

The Log Events window categorizes workflow and session log events into severity levels. It prioritizes error severity based on the embedded message type. The error severity level appears with log events in the Log Events window in the Workflow Monitor. It also appears with messages in the workflow and session log files.

If you cannot view all the workflow log messages when the error severity level is at warning, change the error severity level of the workflow log. Change the log level from warning to info in the advanced properties of the

CDI-PC Integration Service

process.

The following table describes message severity levels:

Severity Level	Description
FATAL	Fatal error occurred. Fatal error messages have the highest severity level.
ERROR	Indicates the service failed to perform an operation or respond to a request from a client application. Error messages have the second highest severity level.
WARNING	Indicates the service is performing an operation that may cause an error. This can cause repository inconsistencies. Warning messages have the third highest severity level.
INFO	Indicates the service is performing an operation that does not indicate errors or problems. Information messages have the third lowest severity level.
TRACE	Indicates service operations at a more specific level than Information. Tracing messages are generally record message sizes. Trace messages have the second lowest severity level.
DEBUG	Indicates service operations at the thread level. Debug messages generally record the success or failure of service operations. Debug messages have the lowest severity level.

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