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Overview

Tracing - New is a feature in the Management Console (MC) that aims to visualize the recorded traces. The Tracing - New feature reconstructs the previous implementation in order to improve performance, quality, and simplify the logic. If you have updated to the latest version of Bizagi and have traces from previous versions, please refer to the Tracing article for more information.

 

How to access

To access the Traces - New feature, follow these steps:

In the side menu of the MC, under Monitoring, click the Tracing - New option.

 

 

Filters

You can apply search filters to find a specific file or group of files. The available filters are as follows:

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

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

oConnectors: logs generated when a Connector action is invoked.

oEcm: logs generated when Bizagi invokes the ECM service.

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

oRpa: logs generated when a robot is executed.

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

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

•File Name: Provide the file name or its initial characters to locate a specific trace file.

•Creation Date Range: Refers to the file's creation date. To use this filter, click the selection box Select the creation date range.

•Modification Date Range: Refers to the file's modification date. To use this filter, click the selection box Select the modification date range.

 

Apply filters

To filter the files, assign a value to the filters by which you want your files to be filtered, and click the Apply filters button.

 

Download files

You can download the files you want, whether it's just one file or a group of them. To do this, follow these steps:

Click the selection box to the left of the name of the file or files you want to download and then click the Download button located below the Apply filters button.

 

If you download only one file, you will obtain a .csv file as shown below.

 

 

If you download multiple files at once, you will receive a .zip file containing the .csv files of the traces you selected.

 

 

Delete files

You can delete the files you want, whether it's just one file or a group of them. To do this, follow these steps:

Click the selection box to the left of the name of the file or files you want to delete and then click the Delete button located below the Apply filters button.

 

 

Finally, click the Delete button in the confirmation window.

 

 

Trace Details

You can view the contents of a trace. To do so, click the trace you wish to review.

 

 

Once you have clicked the trace, you will be able to see the content of the trace as shown below.

1.The name and size of the file.

2.Content of the file.

 

 

Additionally, at the bottom of the window, you will find the following buttons:

1.Download trace: to download the file.

2.Cancel: to close the window.

3.Load more results: to load more content from the selected file.

 

 

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 11:35:52 AM