Configuring the Log Files for Oracle Hospitality Reporting and Analytics

1. In the EMC, select the Enterprise level, click Setup and Enterprise Parameters.
2. Click the mymicros.net tab and enter the appropriate information. The following table describes the fields.

   Table 18-3 Reporting and Analytics Settings

   Field	Description
   Logs to Keep	Enter the number of Data Transfer Service (DTS) logs to retain.
   Error Files to Keep (days	Enter the number of days the application retains error file logs.
   Verbosity	Select the Verbosity level for DTS logging. You should typically set this value to Normal. Set verbose logging to Extended or Super for troubleshooting as these elevated levels create large log files and slow performance.
   mymicros.net Machine Name	Enter the name of the Reporting and Analytics server computer using the format http://YourMyMicrosUrl.
   Enterprise mylabor URL	If DTS uses a different Internet Protocol (IP) address to connect to Oracle Hospitality Labor Management, enter the uniform resource locator (URL). Use the format http://Name or IP address of the Reporting and Analytics portal server. If you leave this blank, DTS uses the Reporting and Analytics machine name to post Labor Management. Workstations do not use this URL.
   Organization ID	Do not change this value unless instructed by your Oracle representative. This field represents the Enterprise organization ID used for reporting to Oracle Hospitality Reporting and Analytics.
   17 - Send selected translations to Simphony Reports	Select this option if you want to send definition translations to Simphony reports. You must also select the Send Translations for this Language to Simphony Reports option in the Language module for each language to be sent to Simphony reports.

3. Click Save.

The mymicros.net System Administrator and User Guide, located at http://docs.oracle.com/en/industries/hospitality/, contains information about enabling reports in Oracle Hospitality Reporting and Analytics.