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the view in real time.
When a service is selected on the left pane, its log file (if any exists for the current day) is
displayed. The log displays in a tree fashion. The log itself is the root, and each session (the
time between the start and stop of a service) is listed. Under each session, each time a process
runs, a new branch is created and it can be expanded to see each action within that process.
Log viewer settings
The log viewer for the current day is normally live, meaning it updates automatically as the log
file is updated by the appropriate service. There are a few options to change this behavior,
which could be useful when a service is under heavy load.
These options are found in the View menu:
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Update speed: Refreshes the view based on a timer.
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Pause monitoring: Pauses or resumes the update.
To refresh the log viewer, press F5 or select File > Reload.
Copying messages
To copy one or more log messages:
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Right-click on the message and select Copy from the contextual menu.
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Click on the message and press Ctrl + C, or select File > Copy from the menu.
Keep the Ctrl key pressed down to select multiple messages.
Searching through the active log file
When a log file is active in the log viewer, it can be searched by going in the Search menu,
then clicking Find. After entering a search term and selecting the options (Match case and
Direction), clicking Find Next will display the first result for the search term.
When a search is started, using F3 on the keyboard or clicking Search then Search again will
find and highlight the next available result.
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