Definition: The '8998_postprocess_log_elapsed.conf' term refers to a log file containing information about each postprocessing stage executed on an object in a batch processing application. This logs are typically used for debugging purposes, tracking how different stages affect performance or how resources are utilized, and can be crucial for optimizing applications. The 'elapsed' part of the term means it records the elapsed time since the last log entry, which is useful for monitoring the performance of postprocessing steps and analyzing their impact on overall execution times. The '8998_postprocess_log_elapsed.conf' file typically contains information about each stage's elapsed time during a batch processing run.
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