The log file for DataExchange Manager is DA.log. This log is located in <Installation Directory >\Replication\LogFiles. You may customize certain aspects of the logging as explained in DataExchange Manager Tasks.
The site Schedule tab allows you to view, create, delete, or edit replication schedules for a site. You can also schedule periods when replication is not to occur. You access the site Schedule tab by clicking Database Sites.
Figure 8-1 Site Schedule Tab
The site list contains a list of all the sites to which you have administrative access in the replication network. You display the site list by clicking Database Sites. The first entry in the site list is always All Sites. The other sites are listed below All Sites.
Figure 8-2 Site List
The site Information tab allows you to view or change the information about a site, such as contact information for a person responsible for the site. You access the site Information tab by clicking Database Sites.
Figure 8-3 Site Information Tab
The Information tab contains an option Remove Site from Replication Network. This options acts as a toggle to remove a site from a replication network, or to restore a site that has been previously removed. This option does not delete any database files. The option marks the site as no longer belonging to the replication network.
This option is typically used to exclude a database from replication for a long-term period. See Using the Replication Progress and Log Viewers.
Two tabbed dialogs allow you to specify user information and group membership, respectively. You access the tabbed dialogs by clicking Database Users.
By default, new users added to your database project are automatically made members of the Everyone group. To change a user’s membership from the Everyone group, you must change the user’s group membership. See To change a user’s group membership.
Figure 8-5 User Information Tab
Figure 8-6 User Membership Tab
With DataExchange Manager, you may only view the permission groups available with DataExchange Manager. The DataExchange permission groups are System Administrators and Everyone. You access the permissions group list by clicking Database Permission Groups.
Figure 8-7 Permissions Group List
Figure 8-8 DataExchange Manager Main Window
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Turns on or off the logging of errors to the log file. Errors are indicated by an E in the first column:
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Turns on or off the logging of trace information to the log file. The information being traced is every function call. Trace information is indicated by a T in the first column:
Caution: Avoid using the Trace option for long periods (over 30 minutes), particularly if you are performing numerous tasks with DataExchange Manager. Trace outputs every function call to the log file. Your log file can grow enormously in a very short period. Generally, use Trace only when requested by a technical support representative.
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Turns on or off the logging of warnings to the DA.log file. Warnings are indicated by a W in the first column:
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Note: Some of the programs listed in verbose mode may not exist as a separate file on physical storage. Verbose mode shows the programs that are part of a compiled executable or dynamic link library.
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For example, when the log (assume it is DA.log) reaches its maximum size, DA.lo1 gets created. DA.log is then empty and starts acquiring data once more. When the maximum size is again reached, DA.lo1 becomes DA.lo2, a new DA.lo1 is created from DA.log, and DA.log is again empty and able to acquire data. The Keep setting determines the extent of the history retained: lo1, lo2, lo3, and so forth.
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This specifies the location and name of the current log file. The Pervasive DataExchange logs are located at <Installation Directory >\Replication\Logfiles. You can change the location and the name of log file for DataExchange Manager if you prefer.
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For example, suppose that you made changes to a specific user in a second instance of the Manager. To see the changes, you would need to switch to the user Information tab in the first Manager and refresh the view.
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Help Topics – Lists the documentation topics for DataExchange Manager.
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About – Displays the name and version of DataExchange Manager and the Pervasive DataExchange copyright information.
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To remove a site, select Remove Site from Replication Network.
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