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FCAS has multiple logging levels that can be turned on and off, similar to Internet Services logging, from the FirstClass Application Services console:
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In general, the only logging setting that you want on is Errors.  The other settings can be used for debugging specific problems, but reduce performance and provide huge volumes of unnecessary data.  As a rule, you only want logging turned on for non-error conditions if requested by Customer Support.
These are the logging levels:

Logging option
Action
Log Everything
turns on all logging levels
Log Errors
reports error conditions
Log Connection Details
provides details of the service to server connection
Log Transaction
provides debugging of transaction details
Log Tasking
shows detailed debugging of tasking data
Log Packet
shows packet data relayed to the server
Log Nothing
turns off all logging levels
Debugging option        
Action
Show Memory     
prints a one-time report of currently used objects, free memory, and allocated memory
Show Tasks
prints a one-time report of currently running tasks and what they are doing at that time


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