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When you are tracing file driver activity and writing actions to an external log file, setting PROP:Profile to a valid logfile name alerts the driver to include Clarion I/O statements in the log file. Also, see the Profile switch described in the Debugging Your SQL Application section.
In the DRIVERS.INI file, Profile=1 tells the driver to include the Clarion I/O statements in the log file; Profile=0 tells the driver to omit Clarion I/O statements. The Profile switch must be turned on for the Details switch (described below) to have any effect.
Details=1 tells the driver to include record buffer contents in the log file; however, if the file is encrypted, you must turn on both the Details switch and the /ALLOWDETAILS switch to log record buffer contents (see ALLOWDETAILS). Details=0 tells the driver to omit record buffer contents. The Profile switch must be turned on for the Details switch to have any effect.
/ALLOWDETAILS is only valid as a parameter of the DRIVER attribute (Driver Options field in the File Properties dialog). It is not valid with the SEND command.
See Also: FILE PROP:Profile , PROP:Details , PROP:LOG , PROP:LOGSQL