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<h1> Enable SRE-Filter's transaction recorder </h1>
SRE-Filter has a built-in transaction recorder. You can suppress it, or
you can select how transactions should be recorded.
<FORM ACTION="/srefconf" METHOD="GET">
<input type="hidden" name="SET" value="RECORD_OPTION">
Should SRE-Filter record all transactions?<br>
<menu>
<LI><INPUT TYPE=RADIO NAME="record" VALUE="0" $isno >
<strong>NO:</strong> do <b>not</b> record all transactions.
<LI><INPUT TYPE=RADIO NAME="record" VALUE="1" $isurl >
<STRONG>BY SEL</STRONG>: record all transactions, using the <em> request selector </em>
<LI><INPUT TYPE=RADIO NAME="record" VALUE="2" $isfile >
<STRONG>BY FILE</STRONG>: record all transactions, using the file the transaction refers to.
</menu>
<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Update this Parameter">
</FORM>
$CANCEL
<hr>
<h2>Notes</h2>
This option is used to select whether to record all allowed requests.
More precisely, if you enable this option, SRE-Filter will keep a
running total of all requests. This is <b>not</b> used to record
each transaction.
<blockquote> Requests may be for file transfers (HTML, GIF, etc.),
<b>or</b> may be server side processing requests (CGI-Bin, SRE-Filter
add-ons, etc.). SRE-Filter will record them all.</blockquote>
<p>
There are two recording modes:
<ol>
<li> By <EM>request selector</EM> (by SEL)
<li> By <EM>file name</EM>.
</ol>
For example (assuming that your GoServe data directory is D:\WWW),<br>
<dl>
<dt>A request selector of <code>SAMMYS/SCIENCE/HOUSE.HTM</code> refers to
D:\WWW\SAMMYS\SCIENCE\HOUSE.HTM
<dd> <BR>If you selected the <em>request selector</em> mode, this request
would be recorded under a <b>SAMMYS/SCIENCE/HOUSE.HTM</B> entry.
<p> If you selected the <em>file name</em> mode, this request
would be recorded under a <b>D:\WWW\SAMMYS\SCIENCE\HOUSE.HTM</b> entry.
</dl>
<h3> More notes ... </h3>
<ul>
<li> SRE-Filter uses the <b>RECORD_ALL_FILE</b> to record these results.
<menu><li>Currently, the RECORD_ALL_FILE is $record_all_file.</menu>
<LI> Each entry in the RECORD_ALL_FILE contains the request <em>selector </em>
(or file name),
the number of requests, and the date of the most recent request. To
repeat, it does <b>not</b> contain transaction specific information.
<br>
<LI> When recording by <em> request selector</em>, the <em>
argument list</em> is <STRONG>not</STRONG> used.
<blockquote><em> The argument list is the ? (and anything that follows it) in a
request selector.</em></blockquote>
<LI> The RECORD_ALL_FILE can be hand-edited. You may want to add
appropriate <em>wildcarded</em> entries
(such as <code>/TEMP/*</code>, which will keep track of
all temporary files, thereby avoiding the creation of
lots of meaningless entries).
<LI> For more information on the several <b>hit counters</b>
and <b>transaction recorders</b> available in SRE-Filter, see
the SRE-Filter <b>frequently asked questions</b> (<A HREF="/samples/srefiltr.faq">SREFILTR.FAQ</A>), or the
SRE-Filter <STRONG>manual</STRONG> (<A HREF="/samples/srefiltr.htm">SREFILTR.HTM</A>).
<li> The <a href="/SREFCONF?show=WRITE_LOGS">common-log file</a> is an alternative to the RECORD_ALL_FILE.
<LI> <TT>Technical note</TT>: The RECORD_CACHE_FILE is used
to control caching of the RECORD_ALL_FILE. See <A HREF="/samples/initfilt.doc">INITFILT.DOC </A>for
details on this feature.
</ul>