Policy Log
Every Policy generates a log when it
is running. The Client enables you to view both real-time log
information as well as historic logs. When you are viewing a Policy
in the Client, the Log and
Log History windows will
display the real-time and historic logs, respectively, relating to
that Policy.
Note: It is recommended to use the
Operator Console for real-time observation of Policy
execution.
Real-time Log
The Log windows will display the real-time
log of the Policy. The log displays when the Policy was started and
the object that is currently running in the Policy will have the
label "running" beside it. The log enables you to determine if
there are any problems with specific objects in your Policy.
Historic Log
The Log History window displays all the
previous executions of the Policy you have selected. The time that
the Policy started and ended is displayed at the top of each log
entry. The result of each object execution is displayed for each
entry.
Double-click an object in the log to
view the result of the execution of that object.
The Details dialog displays the
Name, Type, Status, Start Time and End Time of the object. The
Details dialog also enables
you to browse the Published Data that was published by the object
when it was executed. Use this information when troubleshooting
problems with your Policy.
Click the
button to view the details of the next object in
the Policy and click the
to view the details of the previous object.
Configuring Policy Log
Options
Opalis Integration Server enables
you to add entries for object-generated or common Published Data
items to the Policy log and the Datastore, or to exclude
them.
Note: By default, logging options are
disabled. To include items for logging, you must follow the
instructions below. Adding these items to the log increases the
size of the Datastore.
To configure Policy log
options:
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Open a Policy so that its tab
appears in the workspace.
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Right-click on the Policy’s tab
and select Properties. The
Policy’s Properties dialog
appears.
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Click the Logging tab.
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To add Published Data items that
were generated by objects in this Policy to the log and Datastore,
check the Store Object-specific
Published Data check box.
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To add common Published Data
items to the log and Datastore, check the Store Common Published Data check box. The
following items will be added to the log:
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Object End Time Year, Month,
Day, Weekday, Hours, Minutes, Seconds
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Note: The following are always included
in logs, no matter which options you select: Object Start Time,
Object End Time, Object Status, and Error Summary Text.
The Log windows will display the real-time log of the Policy. The log displays when the Policy was started and the object that is currently running in the Policy will have the label "running" beside it. The log enables you to determine if there are any problems with specific objects in your Policy.Historic Log
The Log History window displays all the previous executions of the Policy you have selected. The time that the Policy started and ended is displayed at the top of each log entry. The result of each object execution is displayed for each entry.Double-click an object in the log to view the result of the execution of that object.
The Details dialog displays the Name, Type, Status, Start Time and End Time of the object. The Details dialog also enables you to browse the Published Data that was published by the object when it was executed. Use this information when troubleshooting problems with your Policy.Click the