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Log Header dialog

The Log Header dialog box displays information about the current log file. It uses three panes to display information:

Log pane

The Log pane on the left selects a header to examine in the current log. If more than one header is available, you can select one in this list to display details.

List pane

The List pane displays a list of items for which information is available, and each item's value.

Detail pane

The Detail pane at the bottom displays the complete value of an item in the list pane. This is used to view items with values that are too large to display in the List pane.

When you finish, click Close to dismiss the Log Header dialog box.

Name/Value pairs in the List pane

FILENAME

The fully qualified path to the log file.

HEADER_VERSION

The version of the log's header section. This number identifies its format.

TZNAME

Time Zone Name

TZOFFSET

Time Zone Offset

UUID

Log's globally unique identifier.

VERSIONINFO.file_version

File version of the subsystem that created this log.

VERSIONINFO.special_build

Text field that the build process injects into binaries to identify the build. For example, "SU2" indicates Service Update 2; "ES 450" would identify Engineering Special #450.

cpu_info

List of CPU-related descriptors that identify capabilities of the processor on the machine that wrote the log file.

host_name

Name of the CIC server or workstation.

loaded_modules

Information about each .Net module, usually a .dll, used to trace this log.

machine_type

Hardware brand identifier or "Intel Unknown" if the machine time cannot be determined.

os_type

Operating system and its version number. (for example, Windows NT 5.1).

os_ver

Minor version of the operating system, such as Build 2600 Service Pack 2.

process_id

The numeric identifier of the process that logged this file.

subsystem_name

The name of the application or CIC subsystem for which log describes activity.

start_time

Time when this log was created.

end time

Time when last log entry was written.

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