Features of the Error Log (legacy document)
Basic features of the Error Log
Select the Error Log button from the sidebar.
The error history shows all errors and warnings recorded to date.
Entries marked in yellow are warnings. Select an entry for a detailed description of the warning.
Entries marked in red are errors. Select an entry for a detailed description of the error.
Each detailed entry view contains the following UI elements:
Error - explanation on why the error or warning occurred.
Score - the entry's rank, with 0 being the lowest and 1000 the highest.
Code - a unique number corresponding to the type of error or warning.
Blacklist - select this button if you no longer want to see this entry in your error history.
Analyze your errors and warnings
This graph visually indicates when the error or warning occurred. The oldest entries are on the left and the most recent on the right.
Process ID - each process, such as import, export, or import and export, has a unique ID.
Datetime - shows the date and time when the process took place.
Result - indicates whether the process failed or generated warnings.
Error - number of times errors occurred.
Warnings - number of times warnings occurred.
Score - the entry's rank, with 0 being the lowest and 1000 the highest.
Purges - clears the list and removes the current entry.
Hover your cursor over any blue dot to see an error's score and the date it occurred.
Blacklist or snooze errors and warnings
Snoozing an entry means it does not appear in your error history for a specific period. Snoozing an entry is different from adding it to a blacklist. Entries in the blacklist do not appear in your error history unless you remove them from the blacklist.
To snooze an entry, select how long you want to snooze it from the dropdown menu. You can select a period from 24 hours to 30 days.
Beneath the error history, a table shows all the entries that are either snoozed or on the blacklist.
