SAP ABAP Data Element POC_PROCESS_LOG_LEVEL (Process Log Level)
Hierarchy
☛ SAP_BS_FND (Software Component) SAP Business Suite Foundation
   ⤷ CA-EPT-POC (Application Component) Process Orchestration for Built-In Processes
     ⤷ BS_POC_MODEL (Package) Process Orchestration - Process and Facade Definitions
Basic Data
Data Element POC_PROCESS_LOG_LEVEL
Short Description Process Log Level  
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type D   Domain
Type of Object Referenced     No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type POC_PROCESS_LOG_LEVEL    
Data Type NUMC   Character string with only digits 
Length 2    
Decimal Places 0    
Output Length 2    
Value Table      
Further Characteristics
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Field Label
  Length  Field Label  
Short 10 Log Level 
Medium 20 Process Log Level 
Long 30 Process Log Level 
Heading 20 Process Log Level 
Documentation

Definition

Indicates the log status for a process.

Use

  • If you choose the log level as No Logging, the system does not perform any logging for the Process Definition.
  • If you choose the log level as Standard logging, the system performs logging for the Process Definition.

    Note:

    • You can use the POC_MONITOR transaction to view the process logs.
  • If you choose the log level as Extended logging, the system allows you to configure logging for a process at the business object level.

    Note:

    • You use this logging if you are aware of the process and the participating business object(s) but you are not aware of the task type(s) for the business object that get triggered during runtime.
    • You can view these logs using the transactions POC_TASK and POC_TASK_ORPHAN. However SAP recommends you to use the POC_TASK transaction.

Dependencies

Example

You can assume the following scenario to understand extended logging:

  • You have a process P1, an activity A1,a task T1, a business object BO1, and task type as create, update, delete, and reverse.
  • You have the following combinations for T1:
  • T1 = BO1 + create
  • T2 = BO1 + update
  • T3 = BO1 + delete
  • T4 = BO1 + reverse

Assume P1 has been enabled for extended logging that has an activity A1, and a combinations of task T1 (T1 = BO1+create). At runtime if the task T2 is triggered for the task type update, system creates task log for T2 = BO1+update.

Thus, extended logging creates process logs for a process at the business objects level.

History
Last changed by/on SAP  20130604 
SAP Release Created in 703