August 2001
Intermediate to advanced
976 pages
38h 8m
English
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Name
CFLOG — New as of ColdFusion 5.0
Synopsis
<CFLOG>
Logs messages to the Application.log file, the
Scheduler.log file, or to a custom log file. The
log files generated by CFLOG follow a standard
format. The first line of each log file contains a comma-delimited
list of column headers qualified with double quotes that looks like
this:
"Severity","ThreadID","Date","Time","Application","Message"
When an entry is made to the log file, the values that are written to each column are also qualified with double quotes and delimited with commas.
Attributes
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TEXT="message" Text you want to appear in the log entry. Required.
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LOG="log_type" The standard ColdFusion log file to write the entry to. Valid options are:
-
Application The entry is written to the
Application.logfile. This file is automatically created by ColdFusion and logs application-specific messages.-
Scheduler The entry is written to the
Scheduler.logfile. This file is used by ColdFusion to log execution information concerning scheduled tasks.If you wish to write to a custom log file, omit the
LOGattribute and useFILEinstead. Optional.
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FILE="filename" The name of the log file to write the log entry to. You must specify the name of a file with a
.logextension. When specifying the filename, leave off the extension. If the file doesn’t exist, ColdFusion automatically creates it in the default log file directory specified in the ColdFusion Administrator. Optional. If you specify a value forFILE, you must omit the ...
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