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Cisco Unified CCX Historical Reports User Guide, Release 7.0(1)
Chapter 6 Log Files
Client System Log Files
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Historical Reports Client Log Files
The Historical Reports Client log files are named
System-name@session-no_CiscoAppReportsN.log. These files are stored in the
Cisco Unified CCX Historical Reports\logs directory, which is under the
directory in which you installed the Cisco Unified CCX Historical Reports client
system. (By default, the system installs in the Program Files directory.)
System-name@session-no_CiscoAppReportsN.log. These files are stored in the
Cisco Unified CCX Historical Reports\logs directory, which is under the
directory in which you installed the Cisco Unified CCX Historical Reports client
system. (By default, the system installs in the Program Files directory.)
If you are not running the Cisco Unified CCX Historical Reports client under a
Terminal Services session, System-name is the name of the system on which the
client is installed, and @session-no is not included. If you are running the Cisco
Unified CCX Historical Reports client under a Terminal Services session,
System-name is the name of the system from which you invoked Terminal
Services, and @session-no is the session number assigned to the system under the
Terminal Service session.
Terminal Services session, System-name is the name of the system on which the
client is installed, and @session-no is not included. If you are running the Cisco
Unified CCX Historical Reports client under a Terminal Services session,
System-name is the name of the system from which you invoked Terminal
Services, and @session-no is the session number assigned to the system under the
Terminal Service session.
The system writes information related to generating, viewing, printing, and
exporting reports to the current Historical Reports log file. When the system
creates the first Historical Reports Client log file, the system replaces N in the file
name with 0. When this file reaches the size specified in the hrcConfig.ini
configuration file, the system creates a new Historical Reports Client log file. The
system increases N in the new Historical Reports Client log file by 1. This process
continues until the system creates as many log files as specified in the
hrcConfig.ini configuration file. Then, the system begins overwriting the existing
Historical Reports Client log files, starting with the oldest log file.
exporting reports to the current Historical Reports log file. When the system
creates the first Historical Reports Client log file, the system replaces N in the file
name with 0. When this file reaches the size specified in the hrcConfig.ini
configuration file, the system creates a new Historical Reports Client log file. The
system increases N in the new Historical Reports Client log file by 1. This process
continues until the system creates as many log files as specified in the
hrcConfig.ini configuration file. Then, the system begins overwriting the existing
Historical Reports Client log files, starting with the oldest log file.
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