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Verbose language

Jason_King1
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Hey there!

In running a verbose, I see the following statement:

Entered user_itemtypes

I see this statement once when I run a verbose retrieving a document from a hitlist. When I highlight many documents in a hitlist and run a vbscript, I see this statement many times prior to script execution.

Can you tell me what this means exactly and what time of surrounding timestamp times should be reasonable with this statement (if any)?  Listed below you'll see a verbose log for an issue that I'm troubleshooting in which there is a 6 second gap between the Entered user_itemtypes command and the query which retrieves the vbsript to be executed.

Thanks,

Beeker

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>> 09/13/2011 13:26:09:243  [Thread:5236]

void VerboseOptionsDlg::OnSaveAndClose(void): ** Enabling verbose logging via
 dialog **

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:09:243  [Thread:5236]

void VerboseOptionsDlg::OnSaveAndClose(void): Current Build is 11.0.0.527 and
 Database Version is 3.5-301

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:13:509  [Thread:5236]

Entered user_itemtypes

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:19:946  [Thread:5236]

Preparing:

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:19:946  [Thread:5236]

Select hsi.vbscripttable.vbscriptnum, hsi.vbscripttable.vbscriptname,
 hsi.vbscripttable.vbscript, hsi.vbscripttable.flags,
 hsi.vbscripttable.apisecuritynum, hsi.vbscripttable.lcnum
From hsi.vbscripttable

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:19:946  [Thread:5236]

[DB Connection: 0x4E51590]

Select hsi.vbscripttable.vbscriptnum, hsi.vbscripttable.vbscriptname,
 hsi.vbscripttable.vbscript, hsi.vbscripttable.flags,
 hsi.vbscripttable.apisecuritynum, hsi.vbscripttable.lcnum
From hsi.vbscripttable

>> 09/13/2011 13:26:19:993  [Thread:5236]

1 ACCEPTED ANSWER

AdamShaneHyland
Employee
Employee

Hi Beeker,

While you may have already received a response to this post, I wanted to prove a response to the Community for others who are researching this topic.

The user_itemtypes object is a memory space storing the document types associated with the logged in user when using the OnBase Thick Client.  Without knowing more about the script or number of documents you selected, it would be hard to provide a more detailed answer.

Take care.

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AdamShaneHyland
Employee
Employee

Hi Beeker,

While you may have already received a response to this post, I wanted to prove a response to the Community for others who are researching this topic.

The user_itemtypes object is a memory space storing the document types associated with the logged in user when using the OnBase Thick Client.  Without knowing more about the script or number of documents you selected, it would be hard to provide a more detailed answer.

Take care.