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Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools 27

Setting Log Preferences

You can set up log preferences so that the AXD test logs are automatically saved to a

file at a location you choose. AXD test logs are created every time you start a new AXD

session.

When AXD Mac OS X tools saves a log, it overwrites any existing log of the same name.

Log preferences can automatically customize the name of the log file so that the log

files aren’t overwritten.

If you don’t use any of the naming options, the log is saved as:

AXD_mode_autosave_log.txt

If you are testing locally, mode is replaced by “local.” If you are testing remotely, mode is

replaced by “remote.”

If you use all of the naming options, the log is saved as:

AXD_mode_autosave_log_date_ethernetaddress uniquename.txt

The appended values use this format:

The unique name will be appended only if a file of the same name exists.

A log for the local Xserve with all naming options enabled (using the example values) is

saved as:

AXD_local_autosave_log_19_Jun_2007_01_23_45_67_89_ab - 1.txt

To set log preferences:

1 In AXD Mac OS X tools, choose AXD > Preferences.

2 To automatically save test logs, select “Auto-save test log.”

If you don’t select this option, you can’t perform the steps that follow.

3 To choose the location of the automatically saved log, click “Choose auto-save location,”

select a location, and then click Open.

Clear logs Choose Logs > Clear current Log or choose Logs > Clear All Logs.

The name of the currently viewed log replaces current.

Refresh logs Choose Logs > Refresh Current Log or choose Logs > Refresh All

Information Logs.

To do this Do this

Value Format Example

date DD_Mon_Year 15_Jul_2007

ethernetaddress ##_##_##_##_##_## 01_23_45_67_89_ab

uniquename - # - 1

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