I'm a bit confused about logging level (using WC 5.x).
I am using SQL server for my session logs.
My web.config file has LogDetail set to False. Docs just say this controls the level of detail but all I'm seeing in the log are errors (Error = 1). Should LogDetail be set to True in order to see all the hits?
web.config
logging is different from the Web Connection log table (Foxpro). LoggingDetail only affects the data in wcerrors.txt. You'll never want to run LoggingDetail=true
unless you are debugging. It'll just blast tons of stuff into the log file. If off only errors are logged, otherwise all sorts of operational stuff gets logged. This is mainly a debugging feature for me to use although it can also be useful for troubleshooting when things are not working right.
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OK, so how do I get a record of every hit into the request logs (wwrequestlog)? At the moment, only errors are being logged there.
Either on the server status form or yourApp.ini and LogToFile=On
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