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- tristaanogreEsteemed Contributor
Actually, if you go to Tools -> Current Project Properties -> Playback there's an option there for Store last ____ events. This, effectively, does the same as Log.LockEvents in reducing the logging of events to only storing the last NNN events before every error or warning. We have that set to 20 which is probably higher than necessary for most situations.
Now, unlike the Log.LockEvents method, there's no way of actually turning off event logging in this way (setting to 0 means log all) but, if you're OK with only seeing events on errors and warnings, this should be sufficient.
- Marsha_RModerator
Off would be good but this will do in the meantime. Thanks! :)
- cunderwCommunity Hero
If you use the on start test event handler you can set it once there without doing it in every single KWT.
- Marsha_RModerator
Good to know! We haven't really implemented event handlers yet. :(
I'm using Store Last set to 3 right now and that seems to be helping.
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