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To control the output of log files and better understand the operating status of the database, modify specific configuration parameters in the postgresql.conf file in the instance data directory.

Table 1 describes the adjustable configuration parameters.

Table 1 Configuration parameters

Parameter	Description	Value Range	Remarks
client_min_messages	Level of messages to be sent to clients.	DEBUG5 DEBUG4 DEBUG3 DEBUG2 DEBUG1 LOG NOTICE WARNING ERROR FATAL PANIC Default value: NOTICE	Messages of the set level or lower will be sent to clients. The lower the level is, the fewer the messages will be sent.
log_min_messages	Level of messages to be recorded in server logs.	DEBUG5 DEBUG4 DEBUG3 DEBUG2 DEBUG1 INFO NOTICE WARNING ERROR LOG FATAL PANIC Default value: WARNING	Messages higher than the set level will be recorded in logs. The higher the level is, the fewer the server logs will be recorded.
log_min_error_statement	Level of SQL error statements to be recorded in server logs.	DEBUG5 DEBUG4 DEBUG3 DEBUG2 DEBUG1 INFO NOTICE WARNING ERROR FATAL PANIC Default value: ERROR	SQL error statements of the set level or higher will be recorded in server logs. Only a system administrator is allowed to modify this parameter.
log_min_duration_statement	Minimum execution duration of a statement. If the execution duration of a statement is equal to or longer than the set milliseconds, the statement and its duration will be recorded in logs. Enabling this function can help you track the query attempts to be optimized.	INT type Default value: 30min Unit: millisecond	The value –1 indicates that the function is disabled. Only a system administrator is allowed to modify this parameter.
log_connections/log_disconnections	Whether to record a server log message when each session is connected or disconnected.	on: The system records a log server when each session is connected or disconnected. off: The system does not record a log server when each session is connected or disconnected. Default value: off	-
log_duration	Whether to record the duration of each executed statement.	on: The system records the duration of each executed statement. off: The system does not record the duration of each executed statement. Default value: off	Only a system administrator is allowed to modify this parameter.
log_statement	SQL statements to be recorded in logs.	none: The system does not record any SQL statements. ddl: The system records data definition statements. mod: The system records data definition statements and data operation statements. all: The system records all statements. Default value: none	Only a system administrator is allowed to modify this parameter.
log_hostname	Whether to record host names.	on: The system records host names. off: The system does not record host names. Default value: off	By default, connection logs only record the IP addresses of connected hosts. With this function, the host names will also be recorded. This parameter affects parameters in Querying Audit Results, GS_SESSION_MEMORY_DETAIL, PG_STAT_ACTIVITY, and log_line_prefix.

Table 2 describes the preceding parameter levels.

Table 2 Description of log level parameters

Level	Description
DEBUG[1-5]	Provides information that can be used by developers. Level 1 is the lowest level whereas level 5 is the highest level.
INFO	Provides information about users' hidden requests, for example, information about the VACUUM VERBOSE process.
NOTICE	Provides information that may be important to users, for example, truncations of long identifiers or indexes created as a part of a primary key.
WARNING	Provides warning information for users, for example, COMMIT out of transaction blocks.
ERROR	Reports an error that causes a command to terminate.
LOG	Reports information that administrators may be interested in, for example, the activity levels of check points.
FATAL	Reports the reason that causes a session to terminate.
PANIC	Reports the reason that causes all sessions to terminate.