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salespoint. Also, setting the verbosity to 5 for all salespoints can create performance issues, as the EZ struggles to

write all that text to a disk file.

With filtered logging, it is possible to leave the VerbosityLevel setting in the EZ.INI at zero and still get a

verbosity 5 logging from selected salespoints, operators or even for specific calls. Here is the content from a sample

_LogDirectives.txt file:

<StandardLogFilter>left(.cCurrentSalespoint, 3) = "RES"</StandardLogFilter>

<PerformanceLogFilter>not empty(.cCurrentSalespoint)</ PerformanceLogFilter>

The four tags that are supported are:

This must be a valid Visual FoxPro expression that

evaluates to True or False. If this expression

evaluates to True, then the verbosity is set to 5

for the duration of that call.

There are several variables available for you to

reference. They start with a dot and need to be

used that way in the filter expressions. Here are

the variables with some sample expressions:

.cOperator

The six character operator

log-in name

.cSalespoint

The six character salespoint

name

.cFunction

The function being called

in the EZ

Sample expressions:

.cSalespoint = "MLRN03"

.cOperator = "BART"

.cFunction = "SQLPASSTHROUGH"

LEFT(.cSalespoint, 4) = "MLRN"

INLIST(.cOperator , "BART",

"HOMER", "MARGE")

When this setting is set to YES, the EZ will create

the Performance log file. The name will include

the date – like

SaleEZ_Performance_20110121_Log.

txt. This is described in more detail below,

under Performance Logging

Similar to the StandardLogFilter tag, it must be a

valid FoxPro expression. When that expression

evaluates to TRUE, then an entry will be made

into the Performance log.

When set to YES, Log lines in the Performance log

will not include the full call for APPENDRECS

or MODIFYRECS.

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