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Log files are important for applications that need to manage a persistent set of
rows from a table or layer. For example, after identifying a set of features,
the application can maintain a list of these specific features so that
subsequent operations process only the identified features. Log file functions use two types of
names. Some functions require a simple name that is the log file name only.
Functions that allow read/write access by the owner use simple log file names.
The second type of name combines a user name and the log file name; for example,
user name\file name. Legal delimiters between the user name and file name are the ,
. \ ; characters. User name\file names are primarily used for read-only log files
where other users are allowed access to the log file.
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