In message <[email protected]>,
"ZERIBI Moufid" writes:
> I have a database log file that I'd like
>to analyse and send e-mail each time a keyword (ORA-) is found. The
>problem is I want to exclude some specific ORA-XXXX errors. How can I
>say in my pattern that I want to find all "ORA-" entries except those
>which are ORA-XXXX, ORA-YYYY.
>
>This is actually what I have. It doesn't distinguish the uninteresting
>ORA-XXXX, ORA-YYYY from the others
>
>>type=Single
>ptype=SubStr
>pattern=ORA-
>desc=Oracle alert.log warning
>action=shellcmd sendMail.bat
In the file before this rule put some suppress rules that match the
exact error you want to ignore. For example:
type=Suppress
ptype=SubStr
pattern=ORA-XXXX
desc=Ignore oracle xxxx errors
type=Suppress
ptype=SubStr
pattern=ORA-YYYY
desc=Ignore oracle yyyy errors
Once a rule matches in a file, the event is not passed to the
following rules unless you set the continue parameter fo the rule to
takenext. So putting these suppress rules earlier in the file will
consume the event and stop it from triggering your single rule.
--
-- rouilj
John Rouillard
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