Set options for logging the activity of Perceptive Search users including log file specifications, user identification and monitoring specific Perceptive Search functions.
This holds the information which will identify each user of Perceptive Search. If you are the only user, type your name in here. If you are running on a network, you can include DOS environment variables in this field, for example, {USR} where the environment variable USR is set to a name in the user's autoexec.bat network login script with the SET command. For more information about environment variables please see your operating system manual.
Perceptive Search assigns special significance to the variable {UID}, when this identifier is used in the User Ident field, Perceptive Search will make a call to Windows to get the currently logged on User identification.
This logs all the queries that users run.
Logs the results of all queries that users run, including how many hits per query.
Logs all the error messages that Perceptive Search produces. This is useful in monitoring which users are having problems using Perceptive Search and what the most common problems are.
Logs the names of documents that users browsed using the Perceptive Search Browser.
Logs the names of documents that users loaded into their native application.
Logs documents annotated from within the Perceptive Search Browser.
Logs the date and time each user loaded and exited the Perceptive Search Query program.
Logs the indexes which have been queried.
Auditing can be disabled by unchecking this box. This will prevent any further entries from being written to the log file.
Define a file that you wish to use to log user activity. Type the name of the auditor output file in the Log File field. All users must have read/write access to this file. You can use DOS environment variables to specify this field, for example {ISYSLOG} where the environment variable ISYSLOG is set to a file name in the user's autoexec.bat or network login script with the SET command. For more information about environment variables please see your system manuals.
For more information about the log file, see Log file format