Diagnostic information about collections
Diagnostic information about the current collection includes information about these processes:
- Initialization: Includes the parameters passed to the IDO to retrieve the collection, the properties to include, and which components are bound to the collection.
- Commands: Includes information about standard operations. This information includes the beginning and ending of New, Next, Previous, Save, Delete, Refresh, and Refresh Current . Messages about the ending of one of these standard operations indicates the result, where 1 is success.
- Update Overview: Includes this information:
- Load Overview: Includes this information:
- The load beginning, including the interpreted value of the POSTQUERY keyword
- The total filter setting to be applied on the load
- Either the name of the method name or, if the default load collection method is to be used, nothing
- The return value and error message from the load method
- Two messages bracketing the beginning and ending of moving values into the collection data area
- A final message
indicating the number of rows retrieved and the result
A value of 1 indicates success.
- Update Values: Collects information about each time a
property's value is updated in the collection, including individual requests from
components or scripts, as well as a record of each individual value sent during a
collection update. Note: Selecting this type of information generates a large number of entries in the diagnostic log.
- Load Values: Collects information about each time a
property's value is retrieved from the collection, including individual requests from
components or scripts, as well as a record of each individual value retrieved during a
collection load. Note: Selecting this type of information generates a large number of entries in the diagnostic log.
- Dependent Notification: Each of these operations
generates one diagnostic message before and one diagnostic message after the dependent
is notified:
- A linked child form is refreshed or defaulted due to the collection changing instances.
- Dependents on particular properties are refreshed due to changes in their values.
- Subcollections are refreshed, or existing instances are made current, due to this collection changing current instance.