To view log files and their entries in Micetro, select Logs in the left sidebar on the Logging tab of the Admin page. This enables you to monitor events and issues in your Micetro environment, e.g., synchronization errors, zone errors, etc.
The data grid displays all log entries for the log file selected in the Log file dropdown. By default, the grid displays log entries in chronological order. To view the most recent log entries, select the Tail checkbox, which automatically scrolls you to the most recent log entries.
You can use the search bar to search a specific log file, log level, and/or string OR use the filters in the left sidebar to filter the logs by log file:
- Micetro for Micetro Central logs
- Startup for Micetro Startup logs
- Messages for Micetro Message logs
To download a log file:
To download a log file, select the Download selected log file button in the lower right corner of the screen. The log file will be downloaded to your local machine as a .log file.
Log levels
Log levels range from 0–7, with 7 being the most detailed. The default log level (which can be adjusted in the Logging system settings) is 3.
Log levels include the following:
| Log level | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Error | Critical conditions, which might not be fatal but will affect the flow of the system. |
| 1 | Warning | Non-fatal conditions, which are unexpected, can be handled and should not interrupt the system flow. |
| 2 | Notice | Informs the user of a specific state of the system, e.g., starting and stopping. |
| 3 | Major | Major event in the system, e.g., data changed. |
| 4 | Info | Minor event in the system. |
| 5 | Verbose | First-level debug information, including log levels 1–4. Only needed when debugging the program. |
| 6 | Debug | Detailed debug information. |
| 7 | Trace | The most detailed debug information from the system, including prepared SQL statement execution and queries. |