Log Element
Example
This example creates a log, using the date, time, and import name for the file name:
<Log
Name ="NewLog"
Output="file"
Loglevel="warnings"
filename="[DATE][TIME][IMPORT NAME].log.txt">
</Log>
Contains
No further elements: <Log />
is an empty XML element, relying entirely
on its attributes.
Contained by
Supported attributes
Attribute | Details |
---|---|
Name |
Mandatory. This is the friendly name of the log element. |
Output |
Mandatory. Sets the destination of the log. Possible values are:
|
Content |
Mandatory. Sets the content of the log. Valid values are:
|
FileName |
Optional. Sets the name (and optionally, the path) of the log file. This attribute supports UNC or a relative file path (relative to the directory where the Business Importer is executing). FileName can be dynamically created using keywords. Valid keywords
are:
If |
LogLevel |
Sets the logging level to control logging output. Enabling logging at a given level,
also enables logging at all higher levels. Valid values (organized from highest to
lowest) are:
|
More detailed tracing (written to the database) is also available for each import: see Detailed Tracing.
FlexNet Manager Suite (On-Premises)
2023 R2