You can view and search log content using the Log Viewer page. This page identifies the content for each log file that you specified to view on the Log Files page.
On the Log Files page, click the name of the log file. The Log Viewer page appears.
To filter the content on the Log Viewer page, click the Launch Filter button. The following table describes the areas on the Log Viewer page:
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Area |
Description |
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Launch Filter button |
Click to open the Filter dialog box so you can customize the content in the log file viewer. For more information, see Filtering log content. |
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Searching file |
Identifies the name of the log files that you are viewing. |
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View Raw Data |
Shows the actual content of the log file message, including the HTML tags, if they exist. Many error messages are formatted with HTML tags that are rendered by the browser. If an HTML tag exists, the raw data shows the tag attributes <p>hello</p>, whereas not viewing the file using the raw data feature shows "hello." |
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Compact View |
Trims the content of the error messages and increases the count of viewed log entries from 10 to 20 per page. |
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Number of messages or events |
Shows the total number of messages with links to view the previous and next pages. |
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Date |
Identifies the date the event occurred. |
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Time |
Identifies the time the event occurred. |
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Identifies the severity level of the event:
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ThreadID |
Identifies the thread identification number for the event. This string is used by Adobe Technical Support personnel to track and troubleshoot problems. |
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Application Name |
If applicable, shows the name of the application. |
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Log Message |
Describes the error that occurred. |