About Real-Time Logs

Operational messages generated by the TAS and the test servers are reported in the test system's Real-Time Logs. Errors that can affect system operation, and user actions such as changing the definition of a SUT or test server, executing tests, and importing Test Suites are recorded in the logs.

The test system maintains three types of logs, and access to these logs is governed by the user's system permissions:

The Operations log can be viewed by everyone, and contains system-level messages related to test operations.
The System Administration log can be viewed by administrators, and contains changes made to items recorded in the system database.
The System log can be viewed by the Super User and System Administrators, and contains system errors and messages related to the test system's status.

The log messages include information that identifies the message source, the time of generation, the message type, the log type, and the event type.

Learn more about the log structure

By default real-time logs display as a minimized docked panel at the bottom of the Landslide window.

Learn about setting up and displaying log messages

With the Real-Time Logs window... you can:

View log messages as they are generated
Search the logs to track specific actions or errors

Real-Time Logs are maintained for up to two weeks:

Real-Time Logs are Archived every Sunday at 2am TAS time.
The archive operation will purge all of the logs older than one week to a file on the TAS (Ask Support for the location). This file is replaced, not appended to.
At most up to two weeks of logs are available and at least one week. The archive file would have the previous week.
Searching the Real-Time Logs for “Auto Archive” will show the last two times it has happened (older incidents are archived):
NOTE: it shows 03:00 in the results because the logs are shown in the Client’s Time Zone and this client is one hour later than the TAS.