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DebugLogFlags Enumeration
Flags for use with
dtssDebugLogEx
(C++) or SetDebugLogging (.NET)
*
Remarks
dtsCrashLog is for use only in .NET, Java, and COM. In C++, use
dtssInstallCrashDiagnostics
instead.
*
File
File:
dtsearch.h
Syntax
C++
enum
DebugLogFlags
{
dtsLogTime
= 1,
dtsLogCommit
= 2,
dtsLogAppend
= 4,
dtsLogTruncate
= 64,
dtsCrashLog
= 0x1000 };
Members
Members
Description
dtsLogTime = 1
Each line in the log will have include the time, in hundredths of a second, since the start of execution.
dtsLogCommit = 2
The log will be committed to disk after each line is written. This slows execution considerably but ensures that the log will survive a system crash.
dtsLogAppend = 4
Log data is appended to the file if it already exists.
dtsLogTruncate = 64
Truncate the currently-open log
dtsCrashLog = 0x1000
Generate a stack trace in the logFile if an unhandled exception occurs (Windows only).
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