Logging server activity in Studio Server 10.14 or higher – Viewing log files

When technical issues occur with Studio Server or any of the client applications that are logged in to the server, logging can be enabled for troubleshooting purposes. The created log files store all SQL queries and Web service details.

This article describes how to view the log files.

Notes: This article describes the logging functionality in Studio Server 10.14 or higher. For Studio Server 10.13 or lower, see Logging server activity in Studio Server 10.13 or lower. It is assumed here that the article describing the concept has been read and fully understood. See also the article about configuring the system.

Viewing log files

Log files are either stored on a local disk or in a central location, depending on the configuration and the applied log level.

Files in either location can of course be viewed by accessing the drive on which the files are stored, navigating to the file and opening it manually.

Files that are stored on disk can also be viewed in the Maintenance pages of Studio Server via Advanced > Server Logs.

Opening the application will show a list of daily log directories.

Each of these directories links to a list of directories named after the client IP.

From there, the log files can be accessed.