The Audit Flags operate independently of the currently set Audit level. Each flag relates to a particular area of functionality in the application and when set, will generate a large volume of information about that specific area.
This allows an in depth analysis of specific problems whereas audit levels provide a more general level of information about the application as a whole.
Tip: Audit Flags should be used sparingly since they can generate large volumes of auditing. Typically they should only be used when requested be Jemmac during problem analysis.
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Audit Flag: |
Description: |
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A |
Generate auditing relating to 'Add Items' and 'Validate Items' operations. |
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B |
Show details of any 'Item Browser' activity. |
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C |
Logging relating to Configuration and Registry data. |
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G |
Detailed auditing of Registry access. |
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H |
HDA Time window synchronization. |
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J |
Item Browse tree related audit messages. |
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K |
OPC SyncRead Interface calls. |
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O |
OPC DA and HDA related messages. |
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R |
Logging related to Reads. |
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T |
Function Trace logic (verbose). |
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U |
OPC DA Cache updates. |
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W |
Worker thread queue auditing. |
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Z |
OPC Toolkit trace logging. |