View a list of request executions (such as GET, SET, PUT, and so forth) associated
with a native or hybrid application. Detail depends on the log level that is currently set.
Use the information to troubleshoot application processing problems.
During execution of application request executions, statements are persisted in the database.
When you view the application log, you are viewing log statements for a request
consolidated in a sequence. Application log level is set in . In a troubleshooting situation, you may want to increase the log level,
and then check the application log.
- From Management Cockpit, select
Applications.
- Identify the application.
- In the Logs column, click the Logs icon.
In the Logs dialog, you can view the extracted log entries.
| Column |
Description |
|---|
| Status |
Status associated with the application request. |
| Registration ID |
System-generated application
registration ID. |
| User Name |
Name of a person
using the application registration. |
| Created Time |
Date and time stamp for the application request, in the format MMM
DD YYYY HH:MM:SS.. |
| Request Type |
The type of request that was being executed, including GET, SET,
PUT, POST, DELETE, and MERGE. |
| Response Comment |
Code or comment that provides additional status, such as
404. |
| Backend Response
|
An icon indicates there is a response from the back-end system.
Click the icon to view the response, for
example:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><error xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ado/2007/08/dataservices/metadata"><code>SY/530</code><message xml:lang="en">Duplicate resource</message><innererror>73F624E344ACF 163833C005056B43CF0</innererror></error>
|
- Click X to close the dialog.