Documentum Performance Tracing

This page provides links to my pages on how to trace various Documentum applications. If you see an application but no link then I haven’t got round to providing the tracing details yet; drop me a note in the comments and I’ll make it a higher priority. If you don’t see the application you want to trace, drop me a note in the comments and I’ll look into it.

There are many different types of tracing available in Documentum. This page deals with just the performance traces DMCL level 10 and DFC tracing. Which one you use depends on whether you are working with Documentum 5 (DMCL) or Documentum 6 (DFC). If you still work with EDMS98 or 4i you won’t find any information here – I haven’t worked with those products for years!

Documentum 5 – DMCL Tracing

  • WDK applications
  • Jobs
  • Methods
  • Lifecycles
  • DFS
  • Custom code
  • Workflow methods
  • Java method server

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  1. Hello, i need get the session logs of all user was logged between an date range, with dql or sql in the database. Please, Do you know how to do this?
    Very Very Thanks

    Peter Cayo from Perú

    Comment by mrbakuryu — April 13, 2009 #

    • Session logs are not recorded in the database so not possible with SQL or DQL. If you look in the %DOCUMENTUM%\dba\logs subdirectories you will find individual session logs, it is possible you could find the information you need from analysis of the content of these files. Note that they do get cleaned up on a regular basis by the dm_LogPurge job

      Comment by Robin East — June 11, 2009 #


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