This dialog is used to configure what information the log outputs of the server or application should contain and where this information should be stored. The log outputs range from status information to warnings and error messages.
Available log levels:
Please remember that in some cases a component may log more information than configured here (e.g. SetupWizard loggs at minimum on INFO)
Activate/Deactivate the logging of the used database (JDBC) driver.
The file contains log information about the operation of the INETAPP server. Usually i-net software requests the transmission of the log file in case of support. This log file will be used for logging instead of the standard output stream / console.
Note: Access to the log file is possible using the Diagnostics application, but requires the permission. In the logging section, you can then view the log file and download it as a text file if required.
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- the standard output stream / console is used.Specifies the maximum size (in MB) a log file should reach before being archived as <original log file name>.<index>.zip. Enter 0 to have no limit.
Defines how many archive log files are to be kept before deleting old ones when archiving. Enter 0 to not have a limit.
Defines the Date Format pattern for Logging in Java syntax, e.g. dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm:ss.S
Activates the creation of debug files containing the requested database data of a report ("save data of the report file"). It is strongly recommended to leave this off unless you are asked to switch it on by i-net software's technical support, since it is extremely performance-intensive. If you activate "Create Debug Data", then INETAPP will create files called CCcore<engine-id> in the current directory (or in the directory that the parameter "Path for Debug Data" points to). You can read back the data with the database class DatabaseCore (append: &datasource=core.dll at the end of the report URL).
The path for CCcore files. These files contain the data that is fetched from the database for this report. Even if a CCcore file might end with .rpt it is not a report file but only the data to be used for the report file.
Note: If this field remains empty, the working directory will be used.