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What is log file,and where is it located,why u r using the
log file
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Answer Posted / balanri
Hi,
Log Files : Log files are files that contain messages about
the system, including the repository, services, and
applications running on it.
Storage : Workflow Log File Directory=> Location for the
workflow log file. By default, the Integration Service
writes the log file in the process variable directory,
$PMWorkflowLogDir.
If you enter a full directory and file name in the Workflow
Log File Name field, clear this field.
Log Files are used to trace the session or workflow run.,
provides ease of tracking the compilation of design.
Thanks,
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