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Increasing the size of the process error log

Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 8:54 pm
by DNA_DC
Hello,

is there a way to increase the number of errors the error log accepts before "maxing" out?

I need to have a comprehensive list of the errors being through (not just the first 1000).

Thanks!
-DNA

Re: Increasing the size of the process error log

Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 9:02 pm
by Alan Kirk
DNA_DC wrote:Hello,

is there a way to increase the number of errors the error log accepts before "maxing" out?

I need to have a comprehensive list of the errors being through (not just the first 1000).
Assign a new value to the MinorErrorLogMax TI process variable in the Prolog.
This TurboIntegrator local variable sefines the number of minor errors that will be written to the TM1ProcessError.log file during process execution. If this variable is not defined in the process, the default number of minor errors written to the log file is 1000.

Syntax

MinorErrorLogMax=N;

Arguments

N Value indicating the number of errors that should be written to the log file.
Specify an integer greater than zero to set the maximum number of errors written to the log file.
Specify a value of 0 to log no errors during process execution.
Specify a value of -1 to allow an unlimited number of minor errors to be written to the log file.

Examples

MinorErrorLogMax=750; The log file will accept up to 750 errors.
MinorErrorLogMax=0; No errors will be written to the log file.
MinorErrorLogMax=-1; No limit on the number of errors written to the log file.