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If you have Traces set up on your project, all files generated as a result of them are accessible under this section.

 

The Tracing module has two tabs:

•Visualization

•Configuration

 

Visualization

In the Visualization tab, you can see the traces generated in your projects.

 

 

This tab has five features to highlight:

1. Filters: using the available filters, you can limit the list of the files displayed to make it easier to locate the file you want.

The following filters are available:

oCategory: select a category to find the trace file. The following categories are available:

▪API : logs generated when an external interface or SAP BAPI is invoked.

▪Connectors: logs generated when a Connector action is invoked.

▪Ecm: logs generated when Bizagi invokes the ECM service.

▪Execution: logs generated during the execution of Bizagi. This includes Authentication, Scheduler, and Work Portal.

▪Rpa: logs generated when a robot is executed.

▪Rules: logs generated the execution and evaluation of Business Rules and Policies.

▪Uncategorized: lets you find a file, regardless of its category. This is the default value.

oDate range: select a range of dates when the trace file was created. The search is performed.

oFile Name: provide the file name or its initial characters to located an specific trace file. The search is performed while you type.

 

2. Trace files: shows the list of trace files available in your environment. Each file shows its name and creation date, and they are sorted in descending order by creation date, so the most recent files appears first.

 

When you click any of the files displayed, a pop up window appears with the content of the trace file. By default, traces visualization in this window is limited to the first 100 lines and/or the first 1.000 records. Moreover, you can select a date and time to filter specific records, and download the trace file by clicking the Download button.

 

 

 

3. Download: once you select one or more trace files, this button becomes available to download the selected file.

When using this option to download a trace file, the visualization limit is 10.000 records, and these records are displayed in blocks of 1.000 records (rounding up). This means that if a trace file has 2.500 records, the file you download will contain 3.000 records.

 

 

4. Delete: once you select one or more trace files, this button becomes available to delete the selected Trace files.

 

5. Display density: allows you to modify the padding of the rows displayed in the trace files list. The following options are available.

 

 

Configuration

In this tab, you can enable or disable the traces to be displayed in the Visualization option. Once you open this tab, you see the objects and components available:

 

 

 

Defining the trace detail

To decide what alerts to trace, and their detail level, navigate to the Tracing option you want and select the icon of its current detail level. Then, define the new detail level (None, Information, Warning, Error).

 

 

By default, None is selected and a minus sign appears for each trace object/component.

When Information is selected, the trace file logs warnings, errors and step-by-step information about the executed commands. This option traces all the log levels.

When Warning is selected, the trace file logs both warnings and errors.

When Error is selected, the trace file only logs errors.

 

You can select each trace type (and its subtypes) and select a trace detail configuration for each. If you select a parent level, all its children will have the same level, but you can change the level of any sublevel to set it independently.

 

If you want to set a trace detail for all types, you can use the Edit all traces option.

 

Last Updated 11/29/2024 11:35:17 AM