Agent Log

This page is accessed via Process Management under any menu option. Then, under Logs, select Agent.

See Configuring Agent Logging and Statistics for more information on using this.

A log of each agent execution. Each record represents an agent initiation, completion, error or customer-specified log instruction. Log files record events in the current domain only. The following fields appear in the agent log.

• State: the type of log message, usually reflecting agent state:
  • Started: the first agent action has been published.
  • Note: a user LOG action has specified an informational message.
  • Warning: a user LOG action has specified a warning message.
  • Error: either an exception occurred during an agent action, a RAISE ERROR action was run or a user LOG action has specified an error message.
  • Completed: the last agent action has completed.
• Time: the UTC time for the log event.
• View Action Log: Returns the action log.
• View System Log
• Sequence: A unique sequenced ID for the log record. Log search results are sorted by this sequence in ascending order. This allows agent log statements to be viewed chronologically.
• Run ID: A unique ID for the execution instance of the agent. Each time an agent is run, it generates a run sequence. This allows log statements for a particular run to be logically grouped together.
• Agent: The agent ID.
• Data Query Type: The data query type of the business object triggering the agent execution.
• Agent Event: The agent event that triggered the agent execution.
• Business Object: The ID of the business object triggering the agent execution.
• Parent Run ID: If an agent execution was triggered by activity from another agent (e.g. the RAISE EVENT agent action), this holds the execution ID of the parent agent.
• Error Action: For ERROR records caused by an agent action, the action that failed.
• Error Cause: For records created by the RAISE ERROR agent action, the error message specified in the action; for agent action exceptions, the first line of the exception.
• Error Business Object: The business object that caused the error.