Use this page to specify debugging settings, as the following table describes:
Option |
Description |
Default |
Enable Robust Exception Information |
Lets visitors view detailed information in the exceptions page, including the template’s physical path and URI, the line number and snippet, the SQL statement used (if any), the data source name (if any), and the Java stack trace. |
Disabled |
Enable AJAX Debug Log Window |
Allows display of the AJAX debug log window when the cfdebug flag is passed in the URL. If you diable this option, the AJAX debug log window does not display, even if the cfdebug flag is specified. |
Disabled |
Enable Request Debugging Output |
Enables the ColdFusion debugging service. |
Disabled |
Select Debugging Output Format |
Select one of the following formats:
|
classic.cfm |
Report Execution Times |
Highlights in red the names of templates that exceed the specified time. There are two template modes:
|
Enabled; 250; summary |
General Debug Information |
Shows general information about the ColdFusion version, template, time stamp, user locale, user agent, user IP, and host name. |
Enabled |
Database Activity |
Shows the database activity for the SQL Query events and Stored Procedure events in the debugging output. |
Enabled
|
Exception Information |
Shows all ColdFusion exceptions raised for the request in the debugging output. |
Enabled
|
Tracing Information |
Shows trace event information in the debugging output. Use the cftrace tag to track program flow and efficiency. |
Enabled
|
Timer Information |
Shows output from the cftimer tag. |
Disabled |
Flash Form Compile Errors and Messages |
(Development use only) Causes ColdFusion to display ActionScript errors in the browser when compiling Flash forms, and affects the display time of the page. |
Disabled |
Variables |
Shows information about application, CGI, client, cookie, form, request, server, session, and URL variables in the debugging output. |
Enabled for CGI, client, cookie, form, session, and URL variables
|
Not enabled in J2EE versions |
Shows information about a running ColdFusion Server in the standard Windows NT Performance Monitor application. On non-Windows platforms, the cfstat command-line utility shows the same information.
If you disable this option, performance data is not be available in the Server Reports and the Microsoft Performance Monitor.
Notes:
|
Disabled |
Enable CFSTAT |
Specifies whether to enable the cfstat command-line utility, which provides real-time performance metrics for ColdFusion. |
Enabled |
Notes:
When you enable any of these options, debug output appears for all users. However, you can restrict output to selected IP addresses. For details, see Configure debugging IP addresses.
Some settings require that you restart ColdFusion before changes can take effect.