logs

Definition

To view the last log or trace messages from a logging destination of the SAP CC BART Server system

Command Usage

Syntax

logs (LDF1|LDF2|LDF3|LDF4|LDF5) [<COUNT> [<INST_TARGETS>...]] [<INST_TARGETS> ...]

Command Arguments
Name Description
LDF1 to LDF5 The identifier of the logging file destination
<COUNT> Optional: The number of messages to retrieve.
<INST_TARGETS> Optional: The target instances of the SAP CC system (instance IDs or instance types).

Detailed Information

The logs command retrieves a subset of the last log or trace messages from the SAP CC BART Server system.

The number of messages to be retrieved must be set as an argument. If no count is entered, the logs command returns the last 50 messages.

The detailed content and format of the messages depend on the configuration of the SAP CC BART Server system. The messages may include traces for advanced troubleshouting (debugging).

Note

Consult the SAP CC Log Message Reference to analyze the retrieved log and trace messages.

Authorization

To work with this command in the user interface, you must have a specific role in your SAP CC user profile.

Refer to the SAP CC 5.0 Security Guide for more user assistance and information about the necessary authorizations.

See Also

dump - To view the thread dump of the SAP CC BART Server system. When enabled, it records a thread dump file associated to this command execution.

Additional Information

Troubleshooting: SAP CC Log Message Reference end Error Troubleshooting (SAP Site)

Technical operations: SAP CC 5.0 Operations Guide

System configuration: SAP CC 5.0 Configuration Guide and SAP CC System Parameter Reference (SAP Site)

Concept and features: SAP CC 5.0 Application Help

Messages

Code Message Action
err.bad_targets Error: Bad target: {target}.  
err.invalid_destination Error: The identifier of the logging file destination is invalid.  
err.invalid_max_count Error: Invalid count: {}.  
no.logs Error: The SAP CC system or system instance does not write its logs to a file.  
logs The {number} last messages are:  
zero.log No logs available