ProcessMIX Guide
  • Platform Overview
    • Introduction
    • Platform Purpose
    • Main Concepts
      • Organization Structure
      • Visual Language
      • Project Development Environment (IDE)
      • Deployment and Integration
      • Administration and Troubleshooting
    • First Steps
    • Change Log
      • 5.0.0
      • 5.0.5
      • 5.0.5.1
      • 5.0.5.2
      • 5.0.5.3
      • 5.0.5.4
  • Language Reference Guide
    • Overview
    • Data Structures and Types
      • Core Types (pdk.core)
      • Dictionary (pdk.asset.dictionary)
      • Scorecard (pdk.asset.scorecard)
      • Blockchain (pdk.blockchain)
      • Exceptions (pdk.ex)
      • Input/Output (pdk.io)
      • JSON Web Token (pdk.jwt)
      • Networking (pdk.net)
      • HTTP (pdk.net.http)
      • SOAP/Web Services (pdk.net.soap)
      • XML/DOM (pdk.net.xml)
      • S3 (pdk.s3)
      • SQL (pdk.sql)
      • Postgres (pdk.db.postgre)
      • Util (pdk.util)
      • Default Data Structure Field Values
    • Flows
      • Variables
        • Local Flow Variables
        • Node Variables
      • Flow Node Types
        • Core Nodes
          • In
          • Out
          • Assign
          • If
          • Switch
          • Iterator
          • Function Call
          • Subflow
          • Raise Exception
          • Exception Handler
          • Validator
        • Connector Nodes
          • Database Begin Transaction
          • Database Commit Transaction
          • Database Rollback Transaction
          • Database Query Executor
          • EVM Blockchain Functions
          • EVM Blockchain Smart Contract Functions
          • REST Service Executor
          • SOAP Service Executor
          • S3 Connector
          • SMB Connector
      • Expressions
      • Built-In Functions
        • Expression functions
          • pdk.util.Any
          • pdk.util.Array
          • pdk.util.Blockchain
          • pdk.util.Cast
          • pdk.util.Codec
          • pdk.util.Crypto
          • pdk.util.Date
          • pdk.util.File
          • pdk.util.Json
          • pdk.util.JWT
          • pdk.util.Map
          • pdk.util.Math
          • pdk.util.String
          • pdk.util.Util
        • Node functions
          • pdk.flow.Any
          • pdk.flow.Array
          • pdk.flow.File
          • pdk.flow.JsonArray
          • pdk.flow.JsonObject
          • pdk.flow.HttpRequest
          • pdk.flow.HttpResponse
          • pdk.flow.Logger
          • pdk.flow.Map
          • pdk.flow.Xml
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlAttr
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlElement
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlNode
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlDocument
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlDocumentType
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlDOMConfiguration
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlDOMImplementation
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlProcessingInstruction
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlTypeInfo
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlCharacterData
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlText
            • pdk.flow.xml.XmlNamedNodeMap
          • pdk.node.BlockchainEth
          • pdk.node.S3
          • pdk.node.Smb
      • Exceptions
        • Checked Exceptions
        • Runtime Exceptions
    • Assets
      • Dictionary
      • Decision Table
      • Scorecard
      • PMML
    • Connectors
      • DB Connector
        • Prepared Query
        • Dynamic Query
        • Query input parameters
        • Stored Procedure
      • REST Connector
      • SOAP Connector
      • S3 Connector
      • SMB Connector
      • EVM Blockchain Connector
    • Global Variables
    • Appendices
      • Overview of Database Transactions
      • Reserved Words
  • Project Development Environment (IDE)
    • Project Explorer Panel
    • Flow Builder
    • Flow Node Editor
    • Data Structure Builder
    • Connector Builders
      • REST Connector Builder
      • SOAP Connector Builder
      • DB (Database) Connector Builder
      • EVM Blockchain Connectors Builder
      • S3 Connector Builder
    • Asset Builders
      • Dictionary Builder
      • Decision Table Builder
      • Scorecard Builder
      • PMML Asset Builder
    • Global Variables Panel
    • Expression Editor
    • Project Deployment and Execution
    • Cron Expression Generator
    • Test Helper
    • Debugging the Project
    • DB transactions
    • Team Collaboration Tools
      • Version Control
      • Conflict Resolver
    • Selectors
    • Error Panel
    • Local History
  • Home and Administration Guide
    • Organization and Subscription
    • Organization Team
    • Repositories and Projects
    • Environments
    • Deployments
    • Database Provisioning
    • Roles and Permissions
  • Logs and Troubleshooting
    • Request/Call Logs
    • Deployment Logs
    • Application Logs
  • Appendix: Example Project
    • Risk Mitigation Solution
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  1. Logs and Troubleshooting

Application Logs

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Last updated 11 months ago

The Application Logs panel displays events, errors, and the state of the application compiled in the system.

Application logs are available to owners, administrators, as well as project users who have permission to deploy the project. They are stored for 7 days. Therefore, the limit period for searching logs is 7 days from the current date and time.

  • For organizations with the Free plan, this option is unavailable from HOME.

  • The Application Logs section is available in the IDE for all users (except for the project Viewer), regardless of their role and organization subscription plan. In the IDE, you can access the Application Logs section to view the logs specific to the project you are currently working on.

How to Work with the Application Logs Panel in HOME?

To view the Application Logs select the desired environment. Click the Logs tab, then the Application tab.

Application logs are available after the deployment of the project is completed.

To filter Application logs to find the necessary logs. You can select the desired data by clicking the FILTER button. You can filter data by issue type, deployment, date from, and date to. Once the filter is applied, the system displays the searched results in the table.

By default, the list of logs is sorted and displayed according to date and time, with the latest date/time displayed first.

You also can search logs to find the necessary logs. For search, enter the search value, then click the FILTER button. The search for logs is carried out by message.

To refresh the Application logs list, click the Refresh button. By doing so you update the data, applying the selected filter values during the refresh.

To return the filter values to their default settings, click the RESET button.

How to Work with the Application Logs Panel in IDE?

The Logs panel is located at the bottom left of the screen. To access the Application panel, click the Logs tab. Logs displayed relate to the most recent deployment. The logs panel has three tabs. Select the Application tab.

Log information includes the Time of Logs, Issue type, and Message. Logs are divided into pages. The pages are viewed through the paginator.

To filter the Application logs, set the desired parameters and click the FILTER button. Once the filter is applied, the system will show the search results in a table.

You can also search within the logs message to find relevant entries.

To return the filter values to their default settings, click the RESET button.

To close the Application panel, click the Logs tab at the bottom of the screen or use the collapse arrow in the upper right corner of the panel.

To refresh the Application logs list, click the Refresh button. This action will update the data.