Logs

Verify the status of your workflows

Introduction

Logs in DBSync Cloud Workflow provide a detailed record of actions and requests made to the DBSync server. These logs are crucial for tracking user activities, debugging issues, and monitoring workflow performance. Log files are created when processes are run and scheduled as completed.

Process

Access Administrative Functions

1. Click the Toggle icon above the 'Projects' tab and navigate to the 'Logs' Tab.

View Logs

1. You will be redirected to the 'Logs' screen where you can access the status of your workflows of all the connected apps.

Filter and Search Logs

1. Use the available filters and search options to find specific log entries based on criteria such as date range, user, or workflow name.

Analyze Log Details

1. Click on individual log entries to view detailed information about the actions performed, including any errors or warnings that occurred during execution.

Download Logs

1. If needed, download the logs in a suitable format (e.g., CSV, PDF) for further analysis or record-keeping purposes.

Monitoring and Alerts

1. Set up monitoring and alert rules to receive notifications when specific events occur or when certain thresholds are exceeded in the logs.

PRO TIP

Regularly review logs to quickly identify and address any issues in your workflows. Setting up automated alerts can help you stay on top of critical events.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. How long are logs retained in DBSync Cloud Workflow?

Log retention policies vary based on your organization's settings. Check with your system administrator for specific retention periods.

2. Can I customize the log details that are recorded?

Yes, you can configure the logging level to include different details such as errors, warnings, and informational messages.

3. Is it possible to automate log analysis?

Yes, you can integrate DBSync with third-party tools or use custom scripts to automate log analysis and reporting.

4. How can I troubleshoot errors found in the logs?

Detailed log entries often include error messages and stack traces that can help you identify and fix issues. Refer to the documentation or contact support for further assistance.