Log files contain information that you can use to perform a variety of tasks from undoing a migration to debugging a migration. The Log Options dialog lets you create various log files, specify where each log file is saved, specify what each log file is named, and set the amount of detail contained in each log file.
The following options appear on the dialog:
Displays the default folder where the undo file is created. The default location is C:\My Documents.
Creates an Undo Log that you use to return the Destination system to the condition it was in before the migration associated with the undo log file.
Specifies that the current date and time is appended to the name of the file.
Specifies that an undo file is created during every migration.
Lets you modify the default location and the constant portion of the file name.
Lets you specify a different location in which to create the file.
Displays the default location for log files, C:\My Documents\Logs.
Lets you specify how the event log is saved and the level of information in the event log. An event log is always created when migrations are performed. The event log is useful to monitor and manage migrations. The event log can contain three levels of information.
Specifies that the current date and time is appended to the name of the file.
Specifies the amount of detail desired in the log as follows:
Lets you modify the default location and the constant portion of the file name.
Lets you specify a different location in which to create the file.
Lets you enable and specify details about the network and debug logs.
You can sort the messages on screen into distinct categories from Error to Information to easily identify events that must be addressed.
The printed and saved log contains header information including the name of the log, level of detail, a data/time stamp, source system, destination system, and the template or DNA file name.
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