Application Server - Logs

Index
Application Server-Logs Criteria/Results grid
Application Server-Logs Details page

The Application Server - Logs is a table (meta_file_system.as_logs) in the System Monitor module of iTopia. This view is used by TECSYS staff to locate and analyze logs located on your iTopia server. These logs contain information about events as errors or warnings that occur in an application in the iTopia environment.

The following fields are available on the Application Server-Logs view and are based on the order in which they appear in the grid on the search page:

  • Icon - displays the text icon Text icon.

  • File Name - displays the File Name of the text file.

  • Size - displays the size of the file.

  • Modification Date and Time - displays the last date and time the file was modified.

For information on the functionality of each button on the Application Server - Logs Search Criteria Results/Grid page, click here.

Application Server - Logs Details Page

When you click on the Application Server-Logs Details icon Detail for a specific record on the Application Server-Logs Search/Criteria Grid page, the Application Server-Logs Detail page opens for that record.

The following list defines every field on the Details page:

  • In the Main Context section, the Full Path displays as reference information for the detail record you are viewing.

  • Folder Name - displays the folder name in which the file is located.

  • File Name - displays the name File Name.

  • Size - displays the size of the file.

  • Type - displays the type of the file.

  • Icon - displays the text icon Text icon.

  • Is Directory - displays 'false' or 'true' to indicate whether the file name is a directory or a file. 'False' indicates a file and 'true' indicates the file name is a directory.

  • Modification Date and Time - displays the last date and time the file was modified.

For information on the functionality of each button on the Application Server - Logs Search Criteria Details page, click here.

 
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