> So I'm interested in a "best practices" of logging, or a logging
> "standard".
Have a look at ISO-23544-5.
Seriously, appart from being consistant I doubt there is any single best way
to do it.
You should of course keep in mind why exactely it is that you are logging,
as this influences the a
Hi,
What you do, be consistent ;) That'll make it easier to understand and
refactor later if necessary. Other than that, it's a matter of style.
Sometimes it's a matter of personal style, sometimes organizational
guidelines. There's an ISO standard somewhere about this, but I don't
remember off
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> > So I'm interested in a "best practices" of logging, or a logging
> > "standard".
>
> Have a look at ISO-23544-5.
>
an iso-standard for logging? that made me curious. but the
iso-website claims to be unaware of a standard with that number.
where
> an iso-standard for logging? that made me curious. but the
> iso-website claims to be unaware of a standard with that number.
> where can i get some information about it?
I was just joking, though there is in fact a standard, ISO/IEC-17799:2000.
This standard describes security measures and con
