Web Connection
Server Maintainence
Log File Routines
- Show
CGI Hit Log
Displays Web Connection's Internal CGI Hit counter
that shows individual requests and how long they take.
Use this option to determine server performance and to
analyze server load and traffic. If performance drops
drastically here for individual requests it's a good idea
to recycle the Web Connection session. In some instances
may also be attributable to the machines overall resource
drainage in which case it's a good idea to reboot the
server.
- Clear
CGI Hit Log
The CGI Log should be cleared on a daily
basis - this file can get big on a busy site. When you
clear the log the log entries are backed up into
LogBack.dbf in the Web Connection root directory.
Session Management
- Show
Active Sessions
Display all sessions that are currently running.
- Start
New Session
Allows adding a new session. New session is
started from within an existing session.
- Kill
a Session
Kills a session. All but the last session can be killed,
but there's no control over which of the sessions is killed
- Suspend
Multiple Sessions
This option disables multiple sessions and leaves only
one session running until the Resume Multiple sessions
link is clicked.
- Resume
Multiple Sessions
Re-enables any suspended sessions. Please run the CGILog
after this operation to make sure that all suspended
sessions are running again.
- Recycle
Web Connection
Clears the Web Connection server by unloading and
immediately restarting itself from within the Visual FoxPro
environment. This routine should be used if the CGI
requests start slowing down significantly.
- Clear
Session Log File
This option clears the session log display in case an
error corrupted the counter in the log. After doing this link
the session log is empty. In order to repopulate it with
accurate server counts run the Recycle option several
times
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