Logging
Depending on your system configuration, logs can be written to text files on the server, to the SYSTEMLOG table in the database, or both. You can use the Lookup System Logs page to review database logs.
In an on-premises environment, text file logging is enabled by default. In a multi-tenant environment, database logging is enabled by default.
The Logging configuration in the Configuration Editor is used to manage log settings. Using this configuration, you can fine tune your system logging by enabling or disabling different types of loggers, setting log severity levels, and specifying log destinations.
If text file logging is enabled, logs will be written to the file specified in the File Name attribute of each logger's child node.
The default log level is Error. For testing you may want to change this to a higher log level, such as Success or Info. You can also define different log levels for individual loggers, which will override the default.