Microsoft Access Log
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General
Logging is a common task when developing frontends. The more information is written into logs, the better the frontend, the user and the developer can control and react on the processes carried out by the frontend and its underlying code.
Terms
Log Message
A log message is the smallest unit of information, which represents or describes an event.
- Event Type
- The event type has not only descriptive use but is also suitable
- for controlling the verbosity of the logging. Examples
- Task
- A task is a set of actions that has to be executed.
- By providing a task name in log messages it is easier to display or analyze a sub set of log messages.
- Step
- A step represents a single action.
- Text
- The text describes the reason why the message has been logged.
- Detail
- Details contain deeper complementary information, which will allow more specific analysis.
- Reference
- The reference specifies the object the message is related to.
- ReferenceId
- If the given reference provides means of identity, the identifying information can be provided here.
Example:
Log Facility
Log messages can be written into visual controls, tables and files. The decision where these messages are