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data logging [′dad·ə ‚läg·iŋ] (computer science) Conversion of electrical impulses from process instruments into digital data to be recorded, stored, and periodically tabulated.
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This multi-faceted log management solution paints a more accurate picture of IT infrastructure activity and is more desirable to and more efficient than using separate database, security, server, and network logging tools. The workflow includes tape library support, automated metadata collection, a logging tool, frame-accurate proxy creation, search, and EDL generation. So instead of, for example, writing a logging system for each object-a practice AOP characterises as "scattering"--AOP practitioners would suggest that during the design phase of a project, developers should define the logging requirements for every object with the application and then create a single logging tool that performs all the logging functions that will ever be required by any part of the application. |
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