MTS Multipurpose Elite - Manual (Page 119)

Concept
Diagnostic Files Overview (p. 117)
Task
Create a Diagnostic File (p. 119)
Create a Diagnostic File
A test must be open to create a diagnostic file. You cannot create one while a test is loaded.
1. In the Tools menu, click Create Diagnostic File.
2. Click Browse in the Create Diagnostic Package window.
3. Click File > Save As, select an existing diagnostic (.tsdiag) file to overwrite or enter a new diagnostic
file name, and click Save.
4. Expand the test hierarchy in the Create Diagnostic Package window and select the check boxes for
the information you want to include in the file.
If necessary, contact MTS for assistance with selecting information.
5. Click Save.
A message notifies you of successful file creation and its location, or if errors are detected.
6. Click OK.
For More Information
Concept
Diagnostic Files Overview (p. 117)
Reference
Create Diagnostic File Window (p. 117)
Application Log and Error List
Application Log Overview
Access
C:\MTS TestSuite\GlobalLog\App.log
The information in the Application Log is automatically stored in a log (.log) file. Each new entry in the log
is automatically written to the file when the entry occurs. The default file location is C:\MTS
TestSuite\GlobalLog
. The default file name is App.log.
When you start a session, the application looks in the default location for the default log file. If the file is
there, the application opens the file and loads the contents into the Application Log. If the default file is not
there (it is renamed or moved or cleared), the application creates and opens a new (empty) default log
file.
The default log file is perpetual. As long as it is not renamed, moved, or cleared, it continues to accumulate
the Application Log information.
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