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ProgressBook v12.0 System Manager Guide - Swoca

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Initial District Setup<br />

Note: For example, if it is the end of the second grading period and you have<br />

determined that your site will have 7 million mark records in your system by the<br />

end of the school year, you may want to set the maximum log size to 2,000,000<br />

KB if you want to maintain the log file through the end of the school year.<br />

Modify Audit Log Settings in Windows Server 2003<br />

If GradeBook is running on Windows Server 2003, modify PBAudit log settings, as desired.<br />

1. In the Event Viewer, right-click on PBAudit, and select Properties.<br />

2. On the PBAudit Properties window in the Maximum log size (KB) list, select a value that<br />

represents the maximum size the file can be.<br />

The default value is 16,384.<br />

3. On the PBAudit Properties window in the When maximum event log size is reached<br />

section, select one of the following options:<br />

• Overwrite events as needed<br />

• Overwrite events older than – If you select this option, be sure to select a value in<br />

the days list.<br />

• Do not overwrite events (clear log manually) – This is the recommended option.<br />

Note: You may maintain the records in PBAudit as long as desired. There is no<br />

minimum or maximum time requirement. However, if you set a maximum log size<br />

limit and the log file reaches that size, no more records will be written to the log.<br />

4. Click OK.<br />

Windows Server 2003 PBAudit Properties<br />

Window<br />

32 <strong>ProgressBook</strong> GradeBook <strong>System</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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