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Logging Glossary: Log Format
As I mentioned here, I started publishing the LogLogic Logging Glossary. So, here is the seventh term (first second third fourth fifth sixth):
Log Format
A defined sequence of characters and/or delimiters in a message, and the location of fields.
Such characters can be descriptive text, field names, or special character sequences. Delimiters are often spaces, tabs, commas, pipes ('|'), columns, etc.
A binary log format will not have any delimiters but only fixed width fields of bits of pre-defined sizes.
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