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Options dialog box: Log tab

From the Log tab of the Options dialog box, you can configure how much information is logged about Command Manager's operation. For detailed information about the log file, see Using log files.

The Log tab contains the following settings:

  • Use File Logging: enable or disable the logging of script results and errors. The other options in the Log tab are only enabled if the Use File Logging check box is selected.

  • Include file log header: include basic Command Manager information, such as the company name (MicroStrategy) and a copyright note, in the first few lines of each log file.

  • Include instructions in the log file(s): The log files contain messages about each script instruction. If this option is enabled, the log files will also include the script instructions. This can be useful for debugging your scripts, but will roughly double the size of your log files.

  • Include error codes in the log file(s): enable or disable the inclusion of error codes in the log files, in addition to the standard error messages. This can be useful when contacting MicroStrategy technical support.

  • Use one file for logging: select this option to log results, failed instructions, and successful instructions to the same file.

    Log output to: if the Use one file for logging option is selected, all logging output will be directed to this file. The default is CMDMGR.log.

  • Split log file: select this option to log results, failed instructions, and successful instructions to different files.

    • Log results to: if the Split log file option is selected, the results of scripts will be directed to this file. The default is CmdMgrResults.log.

    • Log failed instructions to: if the Split log file option is selected, messages from any failed instructions in a script will be directed to this file. The default is CmdMgrFail.log.

    • Log successful instructions to: if the Split log file option is selected, messages from any successful instructions in a script will be directed to this file. The default is CmdMgrSuccess.log.

Related Topics

Using log files

Executing a script from the command line

Options dialog box

The main Command Manager window