Log Search

You can use the Log Search link to search for detailed server event log. You can use different search criteria and field visibility composing a log event.

Log search contains several search fields:

• Top is used to specify how many records are returned by the search. The maximum limit is 2000. This search limit can resolve possible performance issues when loading a lot of records.
• UUID is used to specify a unique log identifier, which is used to group similar or related log entries together. For example, each message is assigned a UUID. You can retrieve all logs that are related to a message through this UUID. This also applies to other logs also such as channels and tasks.
• Server is information that is masked or hidden for the tenant admin. This field is used to specify what server name or host name that is generated.
• Priority is used to select a standard log level for DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, and FATAL.
• Text Contains is the actual log message. Use this field to filter based on a match you specified. For example, the log message shows "Message has been reactivated from order queue." and a text value of "reactivated" matches this record.
• Class Contains is used to search for the class name that generated the log entry. This is available on the Log Configuration page.
• Thread name Contains is used to search for the thread name that generated the log entry.
• From time field indicates the start time when searching an entry between a time range.
• To time field indicates the end time when searching an entry between a time range.
• Submit is used to start the log search and generates the results in a separate page.