[Glass] ObjectLogEntry considerations

[Johan Brichau via Glass]

Dario,

What does `ObjectLogEntry objectQueue size` tell you ?

Since you are using the direct accessor #_objectLog to measure the size of the objectLog, the objectLog is not filled from the objectQueue when you access it.
The #empyLog implementation uses #objectLog, so it will empty the objectQueue into the objectLog.

Short answer: do not use #_objectLog but #objectLog message

Resetting and clearing the object log is a manual task, or a task you automate as a regularly-run topaz script (think “crontab” here).
If you have that many items on the object log, I think you need to investigate, or have a regular clean-up job.

cheers
Johan

> On 18 Nov 2015, at 11:13, Trussardi Dario Romano via Glass <glass at lists.gemtalksystems.com> wrote:
> 
> Ciao folk,
> 
> 	I open a new chapter, although aware that it is linked to the previous email.
> 
> 	Into my deployment system the SystemRepository freeSpace decrease about 50 MB any day.
> 
> 	But when investigate about it i found that this space is largely relative to the ObjectLogEntry.
> 
> 	When i do:  		 ObjectLogEntry _objectLog size  	 the system answer:		0
> 
> 	and i think it's all ok,   without error.
> 
> 	When i do the fullBackup 	the relative file size is about 	4156MB
> 
> 	After   i do the command:		ObjectLogEntry emptyLog
> 
> 		the size of fullBackup file is about   759MB ( and MFC and relative cleanup running in background ).
> 
> 	Now my questions are:
> 
> 		A) how i can view all the data into ObjectLogEntry ?
> 
> 		B) The Transcript show: ',,,,,,,,, '  call by the methods,	 are added to the ObjectLogEntry ?
> 
> 		C) What else is added to the ObjectLogEntry ?
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> 		D) into deployment system when and who reset-clear the ObjectLogEntry
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> 		E) The background process to manage and recover  the freeSpace is very slow ( 5 hours )
> 			
> 			It's correct ?
> 
> 
> 
> 	Thanks for any considerations,
> 
> 		Dario
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