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CheckLogging Class Reference

This Task will check that no logging mechanisms (either ^ISCLOG or ISCSOAP) have been left on unintentionally. More...

Inheritance diagram for CheckLogging:
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Public Member Functions

_.Library.Status OnTask ()
 Check activity for ^ISCLOG and ISCSOAP.
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from Definition
_.Library.List GetSettings ()
 Return a serialized list of user-defined Property values for an instance of this Task as a $List. More...
 
_.Library.Status OnSubmit (_.Library.String pID, _.Library.String pSubmit)
 This callback is called when this form is submitted. More...
 
_.Library.Status SetSettings (_.Library.List pState)
 Called by the Task Manager prior to running OnTask() to set all Property values. More...
 

Public Attributes

 DaysForAlert
 The number of consecutive days of active logging which will create an alert. More...
 
 DaysForShutoff
 The number of consecutive days of active logging which will cause the logging to be shut off. More...
 

Additional Inherited Members

- Static Public Member Functions inherited from Definition
_.Library.Boolean CheckPermission (_.Library.String taskClass, _.Library.String namespace, _.Library.Status sc)
 This method checks if the current process has the permission defined by the RESOURCE parameter for the given Task class. More...
 
_.Library.String GetCollectionType (_.Library.String propertyName, _.Library.String tCollection)
 Return a collection type for a property. More...
 
_.Library.String GetTaskName ()
 Returns the localized name of this task.
 
- Static Public Attributes inherited from Definition
 DOMAIN = None
 This class defines a task that can be executed by the Task Manager. More...
 
 RESOURCE = None
 This specifies a security resource and optional permission. More...
 
 TaskName = None
 This defines the user-visible name of this task. More...
 

Detailed Description

This Task will check that no logging mechanisms (either ^ISCLOG or ISCSOAP) have been left on unintentionally.

You may specify how many consecutive days of activity will create an alert, and how many will result in automatically shutting off the logging. Entering "0" for either DaysForAlert or DaysForShutoff will disable that action.

Member Data Documentation

◆ DaysForAlert

DaysForAlert

The number of consecutive days of active logging which will create an alert.

A value of "0" will disable the check.  

◆ DaysForShutoff

DaysForShutoff

The number of consecutive days of active logging which will cause the logging to be shut off.

A value of "0" will disable the check.