QPR ProcessAnalyzer Logs

QPR ProcessAnalyzer logs events and operations into several types of logs that can be used for auditing, troubleshooting and other purposes.

Log Types

QPR ProcessAnalyzer has the following logs:

• Operation Log: logs all the operations (requests to the server from the client) performed by the QPR ProcessAnalyzer Server.
• Script Log: logs information about running scripts.
• Excel Log: QPR ProcessAnalyzer Excel client log containing all operations in the Excel client.
• Installation Log: logs information related to the QPR ProcessAnalyzer Excel client installation.

Script Log

The Script Log contains information about the script that is currently running and scripts that have been run. The log contains, for example, the output of the WriteLog and Print commands used in the script, as well as details about possible errors. After a script execution has finished, you can access the Script Log by clicking the Show Details button.

QPR ProcessAnalyzer Excel Client Progress Status Log

When you run an operation in QPR ProcessAnalyzer Excel Client that takes longer than two seconds, the Progress Status dialog appears and shows the progress while the operation is running. The dialog shows the operation name and id (in parentheses), the progress of the operation with a progress bar indicator and the elapsed time. Also, when you extend the dialog window by dragging from the bottom right corner, Excel activity is shown under the progress bar indicator as follows:

• CPU: shows the percentage of CPU utilization (per core)
• Memory: shows the memory usage in megabytes
• In: shows the approximate amount of megabytes currently being received
• Out: shows the approximate amount of megabytes currently being sent
• Server logs updated: shows the timestamp when the Progress Log was last updated

When the dialog is resized, there is also a list of status messages including the timestamp of each message. For more information on these status messages, see Progress Log.

Progress Status dialog

While the operation is running, you can browse the contents of the dialog and also copy and paste text from it for troubleshooting purposes, for example. To terminate the operation before it is completed, click Cancel. The dialog will close automatically once the operation has completed.