Use this page to identify and view problems that exist in the current
configuration.
- Configuration document validation
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Use these fields to specify the level of validation to perform
on configuration documents.
- Maximum
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Selecting Maximum: Validate all documents turns on validation for
all documents, regardless of whether or not they are extracted, and regardless
of the relationships between the documents.
- High
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Selecting High: Validate extracted, parent, and sibling documents turns
on validation for extracted documents and their parent documents, and turns
on validation for the sibling documents of the documents which have been extracted.
For example, if High validation is selected, and if the server.xml document
is extracted, when performing validation, validation is performed on the three
documents: server.xml, node.xml, and cell.xml.
and on the two sibling documents variables.xml and resources.xml within
the server1 directory.
- Medium
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Selecting Medium: Validate extracted and parent documents turns
on validation for the documents which have been extracted by the user interface,
and also turns on validation of the parent documents of the documents which
have been extracted. For example, using the partial directory structure from
above, if Medium validation is selected, and if the server.xml document
is extracted, when performing validation, validation is performed on all three
of the documents server.xml, node.xml, and cell.xml.
- Low
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Selecting Low: Validate extracted documents turns on validation
for just those documents which have been extracted by the user interface.
- None
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Selecting None disables validation. No configuration documents
are validated.
- Enable Cross validation
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Enables cross validation of configuration documents. Enabling cross
validation enables comparison of configuration documents for conflicting settings.
- Configuration Problems
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Displays current configuration problem error messages. Click a message
for detailed information about the problem.
- Scope
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Sorts the configuration problem list by the configuration file where each
error occurs. Click a message for detailed information about the problem.
- Message
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Displays the message returned from the validator.
- Explanation
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A brief explanation of the problem.
- User action
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Specifies the recommended action to correct the problem.
- Target Object
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Identifies the configuration object where the validation error
occurred.
- Severity
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Indicates the severity of the configuration error. There are three
possible values for severity.
- Error
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This means that there is a problem with the configuration that might cause
partial or complete failure of server function. This is the most severe warning.
- Warning
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This means that there is a problem with the configuration that might cause
a failure of server function, or that might cause the server to function in
an unexpected manner.
- Information
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A setting of the configuration that is unexpected and noteworthy, which
requires customer notification. Information is used when the configuration
has a value which is probably okay, but should be double checked by the administrator.
This is the least crucial level of severity.
- Local URI
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Local URI of the configuration file where the error
occurred.
- Full URI
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Full URI of the configuration file where the error
occurred.
- Validator classname
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The classname of the validator reporting the problem.