OpenEdge Management and OpenEdge Explorer: Configuration

Configuring AppServers and AppServer Internet Adapters
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Table 5–9: AppServer Agent Logging Setting properties (3 of 4)
Property Description
Server logging entry types
(continued)
• DynObjects.Other — Turns on logging for
dynamic objects that do not match the other
dynamic object categories (for example,
procedure or server socket) as they are
created and destroyed. Logs information at
Basic or Verbose.
• ProEvents.UI.Char — Turns on logging of
keystroke events for printable characters.
Logs information at Basic or higher.
• ProEvents.UI.Command — Turns on
logging of keystroke events for nonprintable
characters at the following logging levels:
– Basic — Logs nonprintable keystrokes
and a subset of Windows GUI events
– Verbose — Logs nonprintable
keystrokes and all Windows GUI
events
• ProEvents.Other — Turns on logging of
COM, asynchronous, and server socket
events. Logs information at Basic or higher,
beginning with the events for which you have
written triggers.
• QryInfo — Turns on database query
information logging at the following logging
levels, with the same amount of information
logged for each level:
– Basic — Logs static queries and initial
dynamic queries.
– Verbose — Logs static queries and
multiple instances of dynamic queries.
• SAX — Turns on logging for various stages
of execution using the ABL SAX parser.
You can specify a separate logging level for each
log entry type and use a wildcard (*) to specify
multiple entry types. For example:
4GLTrace:3, ASPlumbing:2,DynObjects.*
For details, see the information about client
logging in OpenEdge Deployment: Startup
Command and Parameter Reference.
Server log file threshold size A value of 0 or a value between 500,000 and
2,147,483,647, where 0 means there is no limit on
the agent log file size other than what the operating
system imposes.