M
Mark
Hi...
I haven't found this explicitly stated in any documentation, but i just
wanted to confirm this with people here. When there's an asp error on a
page, the request has appended to log something of the format
|-|ASP_0xxx|description. It also seems that this is inserted at point of
error, whether or not there has already been append to log data.
so, my questions:
1) is the |-|ASP_... always a consistent format?
2) does the |-|ASP... error message displace any other AppendToLog output?
I know the -query column only takes so many characters and anything busting
the limit simply gets chopped. I was wondering if that includes asp error
messages, or whether they appropriate some of the space
3) Why didn't they use something like &|-| as the seperator? using the &
would definitively close off any dangling query string variables, making it
easier for log file analyzers to separate the wheat from the chaff...
Thanks
-Mark
I haven't found this explicitly stated in any documentation, but i just
wanted to confirm this with people here. When there's an asp error on a
page, the request has appended to log something of the format
|-|ASP_0xxx|description. It also seems that this is inserted at point of
error, whether or not there has already been append to log data.
so, my questions:
1) is the |-|ASP_... always a consistent format?
2) does the |-|ASP... error message displace any other AppendToLog output?
I know the -query column only takes so many characters and anything busting
the limit simply gets chopped. I was wondering if that includes asp error
messages, or whether they appropriate some of the space
3) Why didn't they use something like &|-| as the seperator? using the &
would definitively close off any dangling query string variables, making it
easier for log file analyzers to separate the wheat from the chaff...
Thanks
-Mark