Debugging Settings page

Enable Robust Exception Information

Displays detailed information in the exceptions page, including the template's physical path and URI, the line number and snippet, the SQL statement used (if any), the data source name (if any), and the Java stack trace.

Enable Debugging

Enables the ColdFusion debugging service.

Select Debugging Output Format

Select a format of:

• classic.cfm - The format available in ColdFusion 5 and earlier. It provides a basic view and few browser restrictions.
• dockable.cfm - A dockable tree-based debugging panel. For details about the panel and browser restrictions, see the online Help.

Report stack trace to a depth of [n] rows

Reports execution times. The stack trace shows a hierarchical tree of executed templates, includes, modules, and custom tags that were executing at the time of the exception. The default is 5. A blank value or 0 implies no limit.

Database Activity

Shows the database activity for the SQL Query events and Stored Procedure events in the debugging output.

Exception Information

Shows all ColdFusion exceptions raised for the request in the debugging output.

Tracing Information

Shows trace event information in the debugging output. Tracing lets you track program flow and efficiency through the use of the cftrace tag.

Variables

Displays information about parameters, URL parameters, cookies, session, and CGI variables in the debugging output.

Enable Robust Exception Information

Lets visitors view detailed information in the exceptions page, including: the template's physical path and URI, the line number and snippet, the SQL statement used (if any), the Data Source Name (if any), and the Java stack trace.

Enable Performance Monitoring*

(Server configuration only)

Enables the standard NT Performance Monitor application to display information about a running ColdFusion Application Server.

Enable CFSTAT*

(Server configuration only)

Shows performance information on platforms that do not support the NT Performance Monitor. For more information, see Using the cfstat utility.