Evaluate Logged Messages
You can use the Evaluate Logs
function (transaction N1ALEVAL
) to evaluate the created application logging messages in patient-related or user-related form. There are two different log types available (user-related or patient-related log type).
Depending on which option you select, you can specifically select the log of a user or of a patient.
Note
You should note that you can only select, for example, a user-related log, if you have also configured user-related logging profiles in the setup function.
See Configuring a Logging Profile
We recommend that you selectively access logs and messages in order to be able to handle the increased data quantities to be expected. You can select a log type for this and execute evaluations using this log type. In addition to the log type you can also restrict using a time period, to limit the logs. You can also select according to problem classes (e.g. important).
However, you can also only select using the time period in which the log was created.
In the log view the system displays the messages of the logs in a tabular display. In each row the system maps the entire content of a message (standard part, log identification and context).
The list of messages contains all fields of the message as separate columns.
You can use the sort options to sort and filter the set of messages, or export the messages into an external program (e.g. Excel) for further processing.
Note
In the log view you can show or hide the log header.
If you hide the log header, the system will display all messages for the logs which qualify for selection according to the restrictions.
If you display the log header, you can navigate the relevant logs or log classes of the relevant log.
You can use the Technical Information
function to display an HTML view of a previously selected message.
In case of messages which were triggered by a medical document, you can also use the Toggle to Application
function to branch directly to the display of the medical document, as standard.
Caution
The system also logs all changes to the settings of application logging in i.s.h.med, in order to be able to subsequently track any changes.
Further functions for archiving logs are available in the SAP basis transactions SLG1
and SLG2
. Using the authorization object N_EINR_TCO
(IS-H: authorization for configurations and transactions
) or S_TCODE
(transaction authorization
) you can protect access to these two functions. For detailed information on the basis application log from SAP (archiving or deleting expired logs, etc.) you should refer to the online documentation for the SAP basis components.