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Tools 5.4.1 Diagnostics Settings TSTool Documentation The Tools ... Diagnostics menu item displays the Diagnostics dialog, which is used to set message levels and view messages as the application runs. The Diagnostics dialog (see the following figure) can be used to evaluate a problem. k,.'.-TSTooI - Diagnostics ■ More detailed messages are printed as the message level increases. (0 results in none of the messages being printed) Message type Console output Status bar Log file Status 0 1 2 Warning 0 1 3 Debug 0 0 30 W Allow debug Message history: W Show messages Status[l ]: Set warning level for Log file to 3 Status[l ]: Set status level for Log file to 2 Status[l ]: Setting debug to 0 (STATUS 30 (LOG Status[l ]: Creating output from previously queried time series... Status[l ]: Output format is "- oxyscatter _graph" Flush Log File Restart Log File New Log File Apply View Log File Launch Log File Viewer .. Close Diagnostics Interface Diagnostics The settings at the top of the dialog are used to specify the level of detail for messages printed to the console window, the status area at the bottom of the main window (and the Diagnostics dialog), and the log file. The log file contains warning, status, and debug messages, many of which are not normally displayed in the main interface. The log file is created in the logs directory under the installation directory. The Diagnostics interface features are as follows: Status, Warning, Debug Enter integer values, with larger numbers resulting in more output and slower performance. Zero indicates no output. If troubleshooting, a good guideline is to set the debug level to 10 or 30 (and select the Allow Debug checkbox). The default settings are often enough for normal troubleshooting and result in good software performance. Allow Debug Select to enable debug messages. Turning on debug messages will significantly slow down the software. Tools - 8 78