Customizing Columns for Logs

Use

You can customize the columns that are displayed for each type of log file. The following types of log files are available:

ListLog
SQLTrace
TextFormatLog
SATTrace
TextFormatTrace

You can add, remove and change the position of the columns in the table with logs in the pane on the right. You can also align the content of the columns to the right and back to the left.

Procedure

Customizing Columns by Log Type

Choose Column Customize.
The Customize columns dialog box appears.
From the Log Type dropdown box, select the type of log you want.
To add a column, from the Available columns list box, select a column name and choose Add.
Note
You can select two or more column names by holding down the CTRL key and clicking the column names with the primary mouse button.

The column name appears in the Current displayed columns list box.
To remove a column, from the Current displayed columns list box, select a column name and choose Remove.
The column name appears in the Available columns list box.

Customizing Columns for All Log Types

If You Want To	Then
Add and remove columns	Click on the header of the column you want to add/remove with the secondary mouse button and, from the list of columns that appears, select/deselect the name of the column you want to add/remove.
Change the position of columns	Move the column header to the position you want using drag and drop.
Align the content of a column to the right and back to the left	To align the content of a column to the right, click in the column whose content you want to align with the secondary mouse button and, in the context menu, choose Align right for <Column name>. To align the content of a column back to the left, click in the column whose content you want to align with the secondary mouse button and, in the context menu, choose Align left for <Column name>.

Result

When you customize the columns by log type as described above, the changes you make to the columns apply to the current logon session and to all subsequent logon sessions until you make another change. Customizing columns by log type is user-specific.

When you customize the columns for all log types as described above, the changes you make to the columns apply only to the current logon session.