Log File Example
Figures A-1 and A-2 show the same tracing and logging entries—one in HTML format and the other in XML. The HTML log file is already well formatted and can be viewed by a user as is. The XML log file is less presentable.
Each entry in a log file contains the entry number (different numbers for method calls, events, and errors); the call, error, and event time; machine name; process ID; thread ID; context ID; transaction ID; activity ID; the module name (the EXE or DLL name); the method name or the error/event description; the source filename; and the line number.
Figure A-1. Logging entries in HTML
Figure A-2. Logging entries in XML
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