Setting Logging and Installation Options
This section discusses how to set the data library log and installation options.
Page Name |
Definition Name |
Usage |
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EOCF_DL_LOG_SET |
Set Data Library logging options. |
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EOCF_INSTALL |
Set Active Analytics Framework installation options. |
Use the Data Library Log Settings page (EOCF_DL_LOG_SET) to set the data library logging options.
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Image: Data Library Log Settings page
This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Data Library Log Settings page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Field or Control |
Definition |
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Log File Name |
Enter a name for the log file and select Append to an Existing File, if desired. |
Term Resolution |
Log technical details of the resolution of individual terms. |
Context Generation |
Log technical details about the generation of contexts. |
Bind Substitution |
Log technical details about implementation binds substituted with values from the runtime context. |
Cache Management |
Log technical details about usage of cache. |
Object Factory Processing |
Log technical details about the loading of framework object definitions. |
Use the Install Options page (EOCF_INSTALL) to set Active Analytics Framework installation options.
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This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Install Options page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Field or Control |
Definition |
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Data Source |
The product line for this database, for example CRM or HMS. |
Default SetID |
The setID value to use for a component that does not use set control. |
% of Trigger Points to Log |
When you are logging for performance monitoring, the impact of logging can be alleviated only by logging a percent of trigger points executed. Specify a percent value between 1 and 100. |
Disable Runtime |
This option disables all trigger points from running. |
Log to Database |
Determines whether the log will be written to the database or to a text file. |
Log File Name Prefix |
If a file is logged instead of the database, this prefix is prepended to each user's log file. Note: The decision engine log file is created in the default files directory for this application server instance. Typically, the application server uses the directory %PS_CFG_HOME%\appserv\<servername>\files. The application server creates this directory as needed; therefore, if no log files have been written, it may not yet exist. |
Log Everything |
If selected, causes all normal logging options to be activated. |
Data Library Logging |
Includes the data library log entries in the decision engine log. |
Log Driver Keys |
Log the primary key values driving each trigger point's context (transaction). |
Log Messages |
Log messages that policies or actions may generate. |
Context Bind Values |
Log values retrieved directly from the operant context. |
Elapsed Trigger Point Time |
Log the time required to complete a trigger point. |
Elapsed Term Evaluation Time |
Log the time required to evaluate a term. |
Term Values |
Log the values of evaluated data library terms. |
Trigger Point Action Count |
Log the number of actions created by the execution of a trigger point. |
Trigger Point Policy Count |
Log the number of policies evaluated for a trigger point. |
Trigger Point created Actions |
Log the actions created during the evaluation of policy conditions for a trigger point. |
Elapsed Policy Time |
Log the time required to evaluate the condition portion of a policy. |
Policy Fired |
Log whether a policy condition was true or false. |
Action Counts per Policy |
Log the number of actions created by a policy. |
Terminal Actions Generated |
Log terminal actions created by a policy. |
Elapsed Action Time |
Log the time that an action to takes to finish. |
Actions Combined Together |
Log actions that were combined during execution. |
Ignored Terminal Actions |
Log any terminal actions that could not be invoked. |
Debug Trace |
Log debugging information; this option is not normally used. |