Trace settings tab
Use this tab to configure log files and traces.
Single process: If selected, all components of the application are running in the same process.
Trace level: General trace level.
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0 (minimum): Off
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10: Very rare tracing that happens only during initialization/startup.
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20: Low trace data per document. Less trace output with productive systems.
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40 (default): More intense tracing. Productive use is possible but trace files can be large. (recommended for troubleshooting).
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60: Restricted performance for productive use (maximum 10 channels are recommended).
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100 (maximum): Not recommended except for extensive tracing for troubleshooting. Operating multiple channels can fail.
Message trace size: Message size limit in bytes to trace traffic between components:
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0: Off
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1: Single line per message
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More than 1: Size limit in bytes
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100000: Recommended for troubleshooting.
Trace MIME messages: Select to store received email messages in the same folder as the Message Connector log files.
OpenH323 trace level: Open the H323 library trace level in the range of 0 to 255; 0 = off, higher values give a more detailed trace.
Btr trace level: Enable binary trace files for fax calls.
Size of Btr trace files: Maximum file size of binary trace files in kilobytes.
Number of Btr trace files: Number of binary trace files.
Trace location: Type the drive and path of the trace location.
Size of trace files: Maximum size of trace files in KB.
Number of trace files: Maximum number of generated trace files.
Append trace: Select to append to existing traces after the application is restarted.
Temporary files location: Drive and path where the mc[xx]\blobs and mc[xx]\temp subfolders are created and used for storing temporary files.
Keep blobs: Duration for which the binary large object files are preserved for troubleshooting.
- Default trace settings are recommended for normal productive operation.
- The following settings are recommended for troubleshooting:
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- Trace Level = 40
- Message Trace Size = 100000
- If a problem is reported, then ensure that the trace files cover the time range when it occurs. If required, the number and size of trace files must be increased.