Logging properties
The following table shows the properties for the logging component.
| Property name | Values or example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| logFileName | ..\\logs\\pdmlog%g.xml | The name of the output log file. It can contain the pattern characters that are identified
in Pattern characters. The default value for this
property is ..\\logs\\pdmlog%g.xml. Note: For
the Windows
operating system, all path delimiters must be specified by using two consecutive backslashes. For example,
..\\logs\\pdmlog%g.xml.
|
| logFileSize | 1,000 - 10,000,000 | Specifies an approximate maximum amount to write (in bytes) to any single log file. If this property is zero, no limit exists. The default value is 100,000. |
| logFileCount | 1 - 1,000 | Specifies how many output files to cycle through. The default for this property is 30. |
| logFileLevel | all, info, warning, severe | Controls what messages are sent to the log file. The default for this property is all. |
| consoleLevel | all, info, warning, severe | Controls what messages are sent to the user interface for the operator. The default for this property is info. |
| consoleBufferSize | 0 - 500 | Sets the size of the buffer that is used when the user interface is written to. The default for this property is 50. |
| windowsEventLog | true, false | For a Windows operating system installation, this property controls whether to log the messages to the Windows system event
log. The default for this property is false. Note: When installed as a Windows operating system service, the
messages are logged to the Windows system event log by default. This property is ignored.
|
| windowsLogLevel | info, warning, severe | If Windows system event logging is enabled, this property controls what messages are sent to the Windows system event log. The default for this property is warning. |