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GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS
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IRECTION 5184024-100, REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS® BASIC SERVICE MANUAL
Chapter 3 Installation 3-149
3-5-5-2 Logging (cont’d)
• Logging Level: Set the level of logging messages. If set to ALL, all messages will be logged. If set
to NORMAL (the typical setting) only error messages will be logged.
• Logging Type: Set the types of logging used by the RadWorks application. (Default: File)
- File: If this check box is checked, RadWorks will write general information about its operation
to the RadWorks.log file, which you can view in the Log folder.
- Console: If this check box is checked, RadWorks will display a window that continuously
shows the actions RadWorks is performing. This is useful when troubleshooting.
• Log File: Set the name of the log file. Each Service has its own default log filename. (Do not
change)
3.) Maximum Size (kB): Set the maximum size of the log file. (Default: 1024 kB)
Set the Maximum Size of the log file to 0 to disable log file truncation. This can be very handy for
troubleshooting.
• Always Flush File after Write: If checked, all logging actions will be written immediately to the log
file. This option will have a serious impact on the performance of RadWorks, so it should not
normally be checked. (Default: not checked)
3-5-5-3 Database
This tab contains a collection of settings that are related to database settings for the Connection
Service. The Connection Service uses a database to store destinations and origins, pending and
completed transmission jobs, and information about received studies.
To view the connection database settings:
1.) Select Configuration > Connection Service... from the Data Selector menu.
2.) Select the Database tab from the Connection Service Properties page.
NOTE
Remember: Only change settings if you are an expert!

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