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ASandstrom — 2005-08-02T12:46:24

The list of fields should read:
type
thread
date
time
application
text

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oneishy_ — 2004-07-07T13:41:37

the attribute file="" is marked as optional (which it is) but it is not specified that the the application.log is the default file which will be written to.

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spage — 2004-03-22T21:58:32

The docs say the possible values for the type attribute are:
* Information
* Warning
* Error
* Fatal Information
The last is wrong, it should be just "Fatal". If you log with type="Fatal information", the log has a severity of "Information".

Dreamweaver MX 7.01's Code Hints has the same mistake.

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jrunrandy — 2003-12-04T10:44:10

This is a bug. We've entered it into the system as bug 53829. Thanks for the tip.

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Dave_ABS — 2003-12-03T04:32:05

Hi,

I'm using cflog with MX6.1. I have an issue with it's functionality over previous versions. This extends to the functionality of MX created logfiles as well as the ones I create.

My issue is this: CFLOG in any prior versions CF would "release" the file after it had written it. CFMX does not - it locks the file and this means that you can't delete files written with CFLOG until you stop CFMX App server. I'm also concerned that if you have many log files, cold fusion has to keep a handle on them all - which is gonna use up memory. Would it not be better to release the file after it has been written to? don't want to have to stop my production server just becase I want to clear out a log file after I have corrected a problem the log file has recorded.

Thanks

David Hazell