Enable enhanced logs - Intergraph Smart P&ID - 10 HF 44 - Help - Hexagon

Intergraph Smart P&ID Utilities Help

ft:locale
en-US
Product
Intergraph Smart P&ID
Subproduct
Utilities
Search by Category
Help
Smart P&ID Version
10

  • If you have customized or modified the NLog.config file, installing a hotfix does not overwrite or reset the settings to default.

  • To restore the default NLog.config file, you must first rename the existing file and then perform a repair operation on the setup. Similarly, to upgrade the NLog.config file, rename the existing file and then install the hotfix. After the new file is installed, make the necessary adjustments to include the required advanced and performance logging capabilities.

  1. Go to ..\SmartPlant\P&ID Workstation\bin folder and open the NLog.config file.

  2. In the code, uncomment the AdvMainLog <target> element.

    SHARED Tip To uncomment, remove both the opening <!-- and closing --> tags that surround the element.

  3. Under rules section, uncomment the ADVMAIN <logger> element.

    The next time you recreate or update the drawings, you can see more detailed information in the log file.

Increase the log level to Debug

In the ADVMAIN logger rule, change the minlevel value from "Info" to "Debug".

If you increase the log level to Debug, the application generates numerous entries, that can increase the log file size. For efficiency, the application archives the file when it reaches the 10MB size limit and saves it at the specified path. The name format for the archived log file is Smart P&ID-[yyyy_MM_dd_HH_mm_ss].log. For example, Smart P&ID-2024_04_23_15_30_32.log

Can I customize the enhanced log filename and path?

Yes, you can customize both the filename and path of the enhanced log file and its archive file. In the AdvMainLog <target> element, change the folder and default values for the fileName and archiveFilename attributes.

How do I disable the enhanced logs?

  1. Go to ..\SmartPlant\P&ID Workstation\bin folder and open the NLog.config file.

  2. In the code, comment the AdvMainLog <target> element.

    SHARED Tip To comment, add both the opening <!-- and closing --> tags surrounding the element.

  3. Similarly, under rules section, comment the ADVMAIN <logger> element.