Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Development:
Debugging and Troubleshooting
Log entry types
Log entry types represent categories of information you can write to a log file, as shown in Table 5–10. The detail of information is set by the logging level. For more information on logging levels, see the "Logging levels" section.
Table 5–10: Log entry types Log entry type Executable Description 4GL (GUI and character mode). AppServer and WebSpeed do not require this log entry type for 4GL messages to be written to the log file. The 4GL interpreter writes all 4GLVIEW-ASALERT-BOXmessages to the log file, together with the 4GL stack, when you turn on Debug Alert, using either the-debugalertstartup parameter or theDEBUG-ALERTattribute on theSESSIONsystem handle.For details, see the "4GLMessages logging" section. 4GL clients, AppServer, and WebSpeed agents. Turns on logging for the execution of internal procedures, user-defined functions, persistent user-interface triggers, and named events (generated by theRUN,FUNCTION,PUBLISH, andSUBSCRIBEstatements, respectively). It also logs the instantiation of classes (generated by theNEWstatement) and the invocation of methods defined within classes (generated by theSUPERmethod and theDELETE OBJECTstatements).For details, see the "4GLTrace logging" section. AIA. Turns on logging for the AIA component.For details, see the "AIA logging" section. AppServer agent. Combines theASPlumbingandDB.Connectslog entry types. It is the default value for AppServer agents.For details, see the "AppServer logging" section. AppServer agent. Turns on logging for different actions, depending on the logging level specified.For details, see the "AppServer logging" section. 4GL clients, AppServer, and WebSpeed agents. Turns on logging of database connections and disconnections. The log messages include database name and user ID number.For details, see the "Database connection logging" section. 4GL clients, AppServer, and WebSpeed agents.4GL clients and WebSpeed agents. Turns on logging for creation and deletion of database objects, dynamic objects, user interface objects, and classes.For details, see the "Dynamic object logging" section. 4GL clients, AppServer, and WebSpeed agents. Turns on logging for file opening, file closing, and error messages that do not contain the filename.For details, see the "FileID logging" section. WebSpeed Messengers. Turns on logging for WebSpeed Messengers. The information logged depends on which Messenger is running and the logging level specified.For details, see the "WebSpeed Messenger logging" section. NameServer. Turns on logging for the NameServer component.For details, see the "NameServer logging" section. 4GL clients, AppServer, and WebSpeed agents. Turns on event logging for different categories of events.For details, see the "Event logging" section. 4GL clients, AppServer, and WebSpeed agents. Turns on logging for query resolution statistics.For details, see the "Query Info logging" section. 4GL clients, AppServer, and WebSpeed agents. Turns on logging for the SAX parser.For details, see the "SAX logging" section. Unified Broker. Turns on logging for the Unified Broker component.For details, see the "Unified Broker logging" section. Web Services Adapter (WSA) Turns on logging for the Web Services Adapter component.For details, see the "Web Services Adapter (WSA) and Web Service logging" section section.
For more complete information about these log entry types, see Chapter 6, " Log Entry Types."
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