1Z0-133 Configure WebLogic Server Default Store for TLogs : : WebLogic 12c Administration Certification

In today’s post I am going to cover topic Configure WebLogic Server Default Store for TLogs from Transactions  for WebLogic 12c Certification 1Z0-133 for Administrators . If you have come directly on this post then first check WebLogic Server’s role in managing transactions and Configure WebLogic Server transactions (JTA)

 

1. Transaction Log in WebLogic is defined/configured at Server Level : Servers -> [ServerName] -> Configuration -> Services -> Transaction Log Store.

2. By default transaction logs (TLog) uses file-based repository under $DOMAIN_HOME/ servers/ [Server Name]/ data/ store/ default

3. To change directory location for TLog (file based repository), go to  Servers -> [ServerName] -> Configuration -> Services and provide path to field Directory

 

4. For High Availability, this TLog (Transaction Log) directory must be on shared file system (or in Database) so that after failover new WebLogic Server can pick transactions not yet completed.

5. File based Transaction Log store (Directory defined above) is shared with JMS, Diagnostic and other WebLogic Server elements.

 

 In next post I am going to cover next topic in Transactions i.e. Configure a database persistent store for WebLogic Server transaction logs

 

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