Once you're happy with your database query configuration you can click the validate button. The Planned SQL tab shows the SQL that will be executed against the database should you decided to open the full results. This is just to give you an indication of what LogViewPlus is about to execute. Multiple conditionals can be provided if you also include the operation (AND / OR).Īfter validation, the match results tab will show the top 5 results returned from your query as well as a count with the number of elements LogViewPlus expects to load. Conditions provided must be valid SQL conditional for the table defined in the connection setup. For example, you might restrict your data set to only records where ColumnName = '%value1%'.

This field allows you to manually enter a conditional which will be included in the SQL to be executed. The Condition field is always available regardless of the open action type. The Open Settings will change based on the action type selected (see above). Open Point - allows you to open all log entries between a user defined date range. Tail Open - allows you to open all log entries after a user defined point in time.ģ. The number of entries retrieved is defined by the user.Ģ. Tail Recent - allows you to retrieve the most recent log entries. Note that, regardless of the open action type, new log entries will only be retrieved if the database connection has been configured to allow tail.ġ. LogViewPlus supports a number of different database open actions.

The target connection contains a reference to the connection string selected in the Log Explorer. You must test the proposed SQL before you will be able to retrieve the data. These settings allow you to customize the SQL to be executed. When you select a database in the Log Explorer, you will be presented with the configuration options shown above.

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