Guide 4: Logs DCKAP Integrator Guides Guide 4: Logs Overview Introduction Guide 1: Introduction to Data Formats and APIs Understanding Data Formats: XML and JSON Guide 2 : Understanding APIs API Concept How an API Works? Key Components of API API client API Key API Requests Endpoint Request Method Parameters API Server API Response Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) API Guide 3: Workflow Fundamentals Let’s Begin with Steps, Tools, and Actions Types of Integrations Batch and Dynamic Integrations Core Components of a Workflow Tokens Synchronization Scheduler DataHub Guide 4: Logs Console Logs Detailed Logs Debug Mode and Breakpoint Guide 5: API Configuration and System Connectivity API & Credentials Configuration API Manager Response Validation Mapping and Modifier Preprocessor Guide 6: Workflow Control Tools Decision Tool Loop Tool Stop Tool Guide 7: Workflow Customization Formatter Tool Code Runner Payload Set Response Guide 8: Best Practices and Platform Limitations Best Practices and Platform Limitations Previous Next Guide 4: Logs Logs help check what happened in a workflow. This guide explains how to read logs and find the exact reason why something succeeded or failed. Logs help in Identifying errors Finding the point where a workflow stopped Understanding the data passed in each step Troubleshooting faster and with confidence Console Logs Shows quick messages from each step so you can track the workflow in real time. Detailed Logs Gives a deeper view of each action with clear success and failure details for every step. Debug Mode and Breakpoint Pauses the workflow at a chosen step so you can inspect data and identify issues easily.
