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In article <1992Aug6.152406.10056@midway.uchicago.edu> sip1@midway.uchicago.edu writes:
-In article <7647@public.BTR.COM> car@public.BTR.COM (Carlos Rimola-Sarti  car@btr.com) writes:
->-Yes.  Take a look at LOG.SYS in your online Command Reference.  I
->-think this should fit the bill.
->Nope.  I tried turning the log facility and then generating TRAP D's a
->few times and no information was logged.  I tried this with and without
->AUTOFAIL=YES.  Also, I tried it under OS/2 2.0 as well as 1.3.  BTW,
->the way you enable logging is different in 2.0.  Also, I was unable to
->find a description of the types of events that are recorded in the OS/2
->log.
-
-Are you using that RUN=LOGDAEM.EXE (?) line in CONFIG.SYS?  It takes
-some setting up to enable -- it isn't quite as simple as just putting
-the LOG.SYS device in your CONFIG.SYS.
-
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Yes I am using LOGDAEM.EXE.  I read every piece of documentation I could
find on this and I believe I have set everything up to log whatever
it is supposed to log.  Now, do you know for a fact that the logging
facility will log exceptions? or are you just theorizing?  Put another
way, what else do you know about the logging facility that we don't?


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