Re: DebugLogLevel Documentation
Higher value, higher verbosity.
- martin
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- aksarben
Re: DebugLogLevel Documentation
But what do Debug1 & Debug2 do? I assume they control verbosity, but which gives more detail?
- martin
Re: DebugLogLevel Documentation
It applies to both logs. The debug log level just does not use all levels.
-1 particularly has no effect on the debug log.
- aksarben
DebugLogLevel Documentation
Could you clarify the meanings of
I’m also confused by the property name. It seems to indicate we can’t set the logging level for session logs. But the text says differently. And, since the function takes only one parameter, how do we set the level for both session & debug logs? Would we submit a parameter something like “0,1” ? Wouldn’t it be simpler & clearer to have an additional property called
Session.DebugLogLevel values?
- Do -1 & 0 apply only to session logs?
- Do 1 & 2 apply only to debug logs?
- What do Debug1 & Debug 2 mean?
I’m also confused by the property name. It seems to indicate we can’t set the logging level for session logs. But the text says differently. And, since the function takes only one parameter, how do we set the level for both session & debug logs? Would we submit a parameter something like “0,1” ? Wouldn’t it be simpler & clearer to have an additional property called
SessionLogLevel?