Integration Server 10.11 | Audit Logging Guide | Viewing Audit Log Data | View the Audit Logs in Integration Server Administrator | View the Service Log
 
View the Service Log
In Integration Server Administrator, go to the Logs > Service page to view the service log.
The following table describes the fields in a service log.
Column
Description
Date/Time
Date and time the audit record was written to the database or file system.
Audit time stamp
Date and time the entry was written to the log.
Service name
Service that generated the audit event.
Status
Current status of the service (Started, Retried, Ended, or Failed).
Duration
Length of time the service ran (in milliseconds).
Error message
If the service failed, message that describes the error that occurred.
Server ID
Integration Server on which the service that generated the log entry ran. This is necessary information when Integration Servers are clustered and writing to a shared RDBMS. The ID can be DNSname:port or IPaddress:port.
Note:
The port is always the Integration Server’s primary port, even if a service executed on a different (non‑primary) Integration Server port.
User ID
Integration Server user name of the client that called the service that generated the log entry.
Resubmittable
Whether you can resubmit the service from Monitor. You can resubmit a service if it is a top-level (as opposed to nested) service and the service’s input pipeline was logged.
Client ID
IP address of the host from which the request originated.
Pipeline flag
Whether the service log includes a copy of the input pipeline.
System data flag
Whether system data is available.
Audited parent ID
Context ID of the next higher service in the call stack that was audited.
Client application
Client application accessing the server. If this is an OAuth related request and the request has an access_token, this holds the client_id to which the token was issued.
Root Context
Parent Context
Current Context
Context information Monitor uses to connect related entries from different logs.
For information about viewing service log entries in Monitor, see webMethods Monitor User’s Guide.