With the introduction of the LOGTIME parameter, DataPump operations will now report report timestamps from the system.
LOGTIME parameter accepts four different values:
Timestamp information can be included in DataPump operations using the DBMS_DATAPUMP package as well. The SET_PARMETER procedure can set the value of the LOGTIME parameter with the following syntax:
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LOGTIME parameter accepts four different values:
- NONE : (default) No timestamp information reported; classic 11g behavior.
- STATUS : Timestamp information only reported to STDOUT
- LOGFILE : Timestamp information only reported to specified log file.
- ALL : Timestamp information reported to both STDOUT and log file.
Timestamp information can be included in DataPump operations using the DBMS_DATAPUMP package as well. The SET_PARMETER procedure can set the value of the LOGTIME parameter with the following syntax:
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