Logging Properties

Enable/disable the logging of the used JDBC driver.

Default value: false

Enable/disable the logging of i-net Clear Reports's report engine.

Default value: true

Available log levels:

• Status
  Log only server status changes and single logs for each time a report is rendered. Note that you can completely switch off logging with the property "Logging of Engine".
• Error
  include error messages such as "report file could not be read; rendering aborted"
• Warn
  include warning messages such as "font not found, using a replacement font"
• Info
  include information messages such as the JDBC driver that i-net Clear Reports uses. This log level was default in version 3.x and below.
• Debug
  Useful if you want to send bug reports to the i-net Clear Reports support at ClearReports@inetsoftware.de. Set this log level when prompted by i-net software's technical support or if you need detailed log messages to solve the problem.

Logging is enabled, only if "Logging of Engine" is enabled.

Default value: 1

This log file will be used for logging instead of the standard output stream (System.out).
Use a log file for instance if you use i-net Clear Reports as a servlet and you cannot use the standard output streams for logging.

/var/tmp/cc.log
C:/ClearReports/CC.log

Defines the Date Format pattern for Logging in Java syntax. e.g. dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm:ss.S

Default value: M/d H:mm:ss

Sets the maximum size (in MB) a log file should reach before being archived as <original log file name>.<index>.zip. Enter 0 to not have a limit.

Default value: 100

Defines how many archive log files are to be kept before deleting old ones when archiving. Enter 0 to not have a limit.

Default value: 10

Enable logging of the database data ("save data of the report file"). It is strongly recommended to leave this off unless you are asked to switch it on by i-net software's technical support, since it is extremely performance-intensive.
If you switch on "Log Database Data", then i-net Clear Reports will create files called CCcore<engine-id> in the current directory (or in the directory that the parameter "Database Data Path" points to).
You can read back the data with the database class DatabaseCore (append: &dll=core.dll at the end of the request URL).

Default value: false

The path and prefix for CCcore files. Note that if the path does not end with a slash, then the last part is treated as a prefix.
For example c:/cccoreDir/CCCore will dump the data in the directory "c:/cccoreDir" and the files written will have the name CCCore.<report-name>
Note that even if a cccore file might end with .rpt it is not a report file but only the data to be used for the report file.