RSView Supervisory Edition Installation Guide

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• • • • •RSVIEW SUPERVISORY EDITION USER’S GUIDECentral logging works by periodically exporting the contents of the local log to anODBC-compliant database. RSView supports the following ODBC-compliant databases:Sybase SQL Server, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server.If you have set up FactoryTalk Diagnostics to overwrite events in the local log, make suremessages are logged to the ODBC-compliant database before the oldest events aredeleted.For information about the FactoryTalk Diagnostics ODBC tables, see page C-1.Setting up message bufferingFactoryTalk Diagnostics messages are stored in the computer’s local log, and are exportedto the ODBC-compliant database at the interval you specify.To buffer messages, in the ODBC Destination Setup dialog of the Diagnostics Setup tool,specify how long messages will remain in the local log after they have been exported tothe ODBC-compliant database.This is useful in the event of a network failure, or any other reason that causes thedatabase to be unavailable. In this case, the messages remain in the local log until thebuffer time expires. If the ODBC-compliant database becomes available during that time,the buffered messages are then exported to the database.Setting up message routingFor each destination you have set up, you can specify which messages will be routed to it.Messages are categorized by audience and severity. See page 12-3 for details.12-6
12 • LOGGING SYSTEM ACTIVITY• • • • •All messages are logged as Error, Warning, or Info, with the audience, Operator, exceptfor tag writes which are logged as Audit, with the audiences Developer or Engineer, andSecure.Using the Diagnostics ListTo keep track of what is happening when an application is running, use the DiagnosticsList in RSView Studio, the RSView Administration Console, or the RSView SE client.For system activity messages to appear in the Diagnostics List, messages must be routedto the Diagnostics List. For details about routing messages, see page 12-2.12 • PlaceholderFor the RSView SE client, the option to show, hide or undock the Diagnostics List in set up whenyou create a client file. For details, see Help for the RSView SE Client Wizard.Working with the Diagnostics ListWhen RSView Studio first starts, the Diagnostics List is visible and is docked above thestatus bar in the RSView main window.Diagnostics ListStatus bar12-7
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