This setting controls the types of messages that get logged to VNA log files. By default, the log level is NONE.
The following log levels are available:
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Log Level |
Description |
|---|---|
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NONE |
Do not create VNA log files. |
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CRITICAL |
Log critical errors only. In VNA log files, critical errors are marked with the letter C.1 |
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ERROR |
Log all errors. In VNA log files, errors are marked with the letter E. |
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WARN |
Log warnings and all errors. In VNA log files, warnings are marked with the letter W. |
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INFO |
Log informational messages, warnings, and all errors. In VNA log files, informational messages are marked with the letter I. For example, informational messages include incoming requests, external AE information, query parameters, and document creation. |
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DETAIL |
Log detailed messages, informational messages, warnings, and all errors. In VNA log files, detailed messages are marked with the letter D. For example, detailed messages for an association request will include the application context, implementation class UID, implementation class version name, and maximum PDU size. |
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DEBUG |
Log debug messages, detailed messages, informational messages, warnings, and all errors. In VNA log files, debug messages are marked with the letter B. For example, debug messages for an association request will include the abstract syntax and proposed transfer syntax. |
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TRACE |
Log trace messages, debug messages, detailed messages, informational messages, warnings, and all errors. In VNA log files, trace messages are marked with the letter T. For example, trace messages for a storage request may confirm that storage and view template rules were evaluated. |