OMNIDEX_DEBUG
SET OMNIDEX_DEBUG <ON | OFF | profile> [FILE=filename]
Turn debugging on or off. All debugging will be performed on the server,
even if debugging was turned on by a client application. By default, debugging
results are output to odxdebug.log in the same directory as the currently
connected Omnidex environment file.
Debugging can also be turned on using an environment variable on the
server. The difference is, using the environment variable will debug all
Omnidex applications to which the environment variable applies. Using
the SET option applies only to the current application and only for the
life of the current session.
SET OMNIDEX_DEBUG
Required.
< ON | OFF | profile >
Required. ON turns on general debugging for OA routines. OFF turns debugging
off. profile is one or more of the following, comma or space separated:
Profiles
DATABASE - Provides additional debugging information pertaining
to the database interaction.
FILESYSTEM - Provides additional debugging information
pertaining to issues with files or the filesystem.
OPTIMIZER - Provides additional debugging information
pertaining to the optimizer.
QUALIFY - Provides additional debugging information pertaining
to oaqualify and the QUALIFY command.
SELECT - Provides additional debugging information pertaining
to oaselect and the SELECT command.
UPDATE - Provides additional debugging information pertaining
to oaupdate and the UPDATE command.
CONNECT - Provides additional debugging information pertaining
to oaconnect and the CONNECT command.
KERNEL - Provides additional debugging information pertaining
problems with the Omnidex Kernel.
EXCEPTIONS - Locate an error in a long complex sequence
of steps. Outputs the exception and the sequence of steps leading up to
the exception.
ALL - Output ALL debug information for ALL of the above
profiles. CAUTION!: The output will be very large. Use this option ONLY
if you really need it!
FILE=filename
Optional. Writes the debug output to the specified filename.
Example
> set omnidex_debug database file='dbdebug.log'
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