The Diagnostics Service writes messages to specific profiles, which correspond to specific products or categories. The data logged to each profile corresponds to the tab of the same name in the Diagnostics Console.
Available profiles vary per application. Depending on the application, one or more of the following profiles can be used:
Profile |
Description |
---|---|
asp.net |
ASP.NET messages. |
cache |
Cache messages, which are logged when the Application Server attempts to add or retrieve information from the item cache. |
configuration |
OnBase Studio messages. |
db |
Database messages. |
error |
Errors. To save errors to a log file, you must still follow the normal procedures for enabling log file creation. |
file |
Disk Group access messages. |
fulltext |
Full Text Indexing Service messages. This profile is available only for the Hyland Full Text Indexing Service. |
hl7 |
HL7 version 3 service messages. |
ldap |
Active Directory and LDAP messages. |
locking |
Locking messages, which are logged when the Application Server attempts to lock an item in the system. |
report.services |
Report Services messages. |
scriptexception |
Allows client-side script exceptions to be reported through the Web Server to the Diagnostics Console. This profile is available in the Web Server's web.config, and it should always be included. |
service |
Service messages. This profile is not available for the Web Server. |
trace |
Trace messages. See Setting the Tracing Level for information about configuring trace logging. |
vbscript |
VBScript execution messages in Workflow. Note:
This profile is not available for the Web Server. |
warnings |
Warning messages, which the Application Server logs for events that do not trigger an error but may indicate an invalid setting. For example, this profile may display information about incorrectly configured E-Form fields. |
wcf |
Transfer Batch Handler Service messages. |
web.service |
Web service messages. Note:
This profile is not available for the Web Server. |
workflow |
Workflow script execution and trace messages. |