Trace

Form ID: (SM203030)

You use this page to view the following:

All recent operations performed by the current user on a single page
All messages, SQL statements, and exceptions logged in the system
Logs that will be sent to MYOB Acumatica
Information about the system performance, even if the Request Profiler is turned off

The information on the page is preserved even after a user's session expires, and is limited by only the number of requests.

You open the page by clicking Tools > Trace on the title bar of any MYOB Acumatica form.

Header

The header contains the page title (Last Requests) and the following elements.


Element	Description
Issue Counter	The number of issues (that is, errors and warnings). If there are no issues, the counter is not displayed. The number of exceptions is not displayed.
Issue Filter	The filter that displays specific types of records in all parts of the page as follows: Issues: Shows all records or only records with issues Screens: Shows records for all forms or a specific form Type: Shows all requests or requests of a particular type
The header contains the following buttons.
Submit Logs	Sends technical details about the last actions to MYOB Australia Pty Limited and opens the Logs Submitted pop-up window, in which you can copy the trace log ID by clicking the Copy icon. This button is available for only the licensed instances.

Last Requests Table

This table displays information about the last ten requests performed by the user on all forms and in all dialog boxes and pop-up windows. The requests are grouped by operation and sorted by their Time (UTC). If you click a request in the table, the detailed information about this request is displayed in the Request section and in the table with messages.

Table 1. Table Columns
Column	Description
Issues	The number of issues that occurred on the form. This column is hidden if there are no issues.
Screen ID	The ID of the form on which the request was performed. The form ID is a link that you can click to open the form in a new browser tab.
Request Type	The type of request that the system has performed on the form, which can be of the following: Screen LongRun UI-GI UI-Reports LongRun-Report
Command	The command that the user invoked.
Duration, ms	The duration of the request in milliseconds.
Time (UTC)	The time when the request occurred.

Local Environment Section

This section contains information about the user's environment.


Element	Description
User Name	The current user's name, the tenant, and the branch to which the user is signed in.
Version	MYOB Acumatica version.
Customizations	The customization project or projects that are published in the current MYOB Acumatica instance.
Local Time	Local time and date.
UTC Time	UTC time and date.

Request Section

This table contains information about the request selected in the Last Requests table.

Table 2. Table Columns
Column	Description
Request	Detailed information about the request.
Performance	Resources the system used to process the request.

Table with Logged Information

In this table, you can view information messages, SQL statements, and exceptions that have occurred in the system.

Table 3. Table ToolbarThe table toolbar contains the following table-specific buttons.
Button	Description
Expand All	Expands all entries in the table and toggles with the Collapse All button.

Table 4. Table TabsThe table contains the following tabs.
Tab	Description
All	All records from the Messages and Exceptions tabs for a particular request. For long messages, only the first 20 rows are displayed; you can view the entire message by clicking Show More. To copy a particular message, you click the Clipboard button to the left of the needed message. Alternatively, you press Ctrl+A or click the text three times to select it.
Messages	System messages, errors, and warnings. The displayed information depends on the type of request.
Exceptions	The exceptions that occurred in the system during the request selected in the Last Requests table. The tab contains the name and type of the exception, the message, and the stack trace.
SQL	The list of database tables involved in the request processing, the SQL statements that the system has generated, and the stack trace. For each record on this tab, you can see the total time spent on the request, the number of code executions, and the number of affected table rows.