Operational situation in OSB Proxy logging

Hi all

I'm trying to set the logging level to 'ERROR' for proxy I have, but every time that the project is deployed the setting is to be overloaded with the value 'DEBUG '. Is there a way of this package with the code or make this setting persistent in the proxy, even after the redeployment?

Aditya

Hi Aditya,

Check the script here...

https://docs.Oracle.com/middleware/1221/OSB/administer/GUID-7535D97D-6EBD-4969-8A6D-C736B44C5555.htm#OSBAG-GUID-DDE7E532-F62A-435D-9C8A-38AD51BEE063

See you soon,.

Vlad

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