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category |
default¹ |
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all |
All categories (with exception of explicit categories) |
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com |
COM-Operations |
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com.invoke |
Calling a COM object method |
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env |
Environment variables |
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exception |
Particular error codes |
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exception.* |
default |
All error codes |
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exception.D310 |
explicit |
End of file |
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exception.D311 |
explicit |
Expression not found |
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factory |
DocumentFactory |
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factory.parameter |
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factory.processor |
Factory Processor (hostole.dll) |
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file |
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file.directory |
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file.mmap |
mmap() |
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hostole |
HostOLE calls (with exception of the factory processor) |
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ini |
Windows call GetPrivateProfile()
Read the .ini file: |
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java |
Java |
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jdbc |
JDBC Calls |
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mutex |
explicit |
Mutual exclusion locks, blocking for thread serialisation |
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object_server |
Job Scheduler interface for tasks running in their own processes |
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object_server.call |
Method Call |
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object_server.continue |
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object_server.Invoke |
COM operation |
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object_server.push |
Stack-Operation for nested method calls |
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object_server.QueryInterface |
COM operation |
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object_server.wait |
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odbc |
ODBC calls |
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rtf |
RTF Processor |
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rtf.learn |
Learned (unknown) RTF codes |
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rtf.map_next_line |
Positions of script line numbers found in RTF documents |
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rtf.merge |
Merge different templates |
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scheduler |
implicit |
Job Scheduler |
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scheduler.call |
implicit |
Start and end call of a job method, e.g. spooler_process() |
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scheduler.cluster |
Cluster operation |
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scheduler.directory |
Open a directory |
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scheduler.file_order |
<file_order_source> |
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scheduler.http |
HTTP server |
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scheduler.log |
Access to protocol files |
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scheduler.nothing_done |
When a job is idle |
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scheduler.order |
implicit |
Operations on orders (temporary payload setting) |
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scheduler.service |
implicit |
Windows service controller |
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scheduler.signal |
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scheduler.wait |
The Job Scheduler enters the waiting state |
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scheduler.xml |
XML/DOM operations |
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socket |
Socket operations (network) |
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socket.accept |
System call accept(): accept TCP connections |
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socket.close |
System call close(): close socket |
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socket.connect |
System call connect(): establish TCP connection |
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socket.data |
explicit |
Data from recv() and send() |
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socket.listen |
System call listen(): waiting for TCP connection request (listening) |
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socket.recv |
System call send(): receive file |
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socket.select |
System call select(): waiting for TCP result |
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socket.send |
System call send(): send file |
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socket.setsockopt |
System call setsockopt() |
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socket.shutdown |
System call shutdown(): end connection |
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sossql |
SQL-Processor (file type sossql) |
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sossql.get_key |
Operation get_key() |
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spidermonkey |
The Spidermonkey JavaScript implementation |
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spidermonkey.callback |
explicit |
Spidermonkey call backs |
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spidermonkey.idispatch |
explicit |
COM object management |
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windows |
Betriebssystem Microsoft Windows |
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windows.PeekMessage |
Aufruf PeekMessage() |
Many of the entries made in the log file (scheduler.log) are categorised.
These categories are used to regulate whether or not an entry is made in a log file.
A log category is specified in front of the file name,
with a ">" symbol inserted between the category and the file name.
Multiple categories are separated by an empty space.
For example (in an .ini file):
log = scheduler.* socket.* >c:/tmp/scheduler.log.
The special category all selects all categories
other than those which must be explicitly selected.
Log file categories are organised in hierarchies.
Categories can be selected together with their subcategories
by appending an asterisk (".*") to the category name thus:
scheduler.*.
See also the commands: