View Diagnostic Logs page
On this page, you view the log of the background services and applications that support IRT. This log can help you diagnose problems that are related to automated or scheduled functions, such as data transfers and drug ordering.
Fields on this page
This table describes the default fields for this page. Your study might require different fields, and those fields could have different names.
Field
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Description
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Notes
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Report functions
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Interactive Grid
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Changes the grid display of the page.
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Layout for Print Mode
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Displays the log in a print-friendly format.
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Create Filter
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Specifies conditions for filtering information.
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Save Current Report
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Saves the current page layout after filters have been applied.
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Export/Save
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Saves and exports the diagnostic log.
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View Diagnostic Logs
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ID
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The ID number of the group of functions.
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READ-ONLY
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Date/Time (GMT)
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The date and time when the group of functions occurred.
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READ-ONLY
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Group
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The group of functions that was written in the diagnostic log at the same time.
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READ-ONLY
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Severity
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The severity of the group of functions:
- DEBUG
- INFO
- WARNING
- ERROR
- FATAL
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READ-ONLY
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Source
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The background application that wrote the line in the diagnostic log.
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READ-ONLY
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User ID
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The ID number of the user who performed the transaction.
If the system performed the transaction (for example, if the system ran a scheduled task), the User ID is (null).
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READ-ONLY
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Message
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A message that describes the running task.
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READ-ONLY
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Exception
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A line of code that contains an error. For example, if a C# exception causes an error, the Exception field displays the code that contains the error.
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READ-ONLY
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