In this tab, you can specify which log messages the platform saves for individual profiles. This allows you to customize the logging behavior to deviate from the global default.
Go to: Control Center > Logs > Log settings > Profile: Specific log settings
The global default is defined in the Profile: Global log settings tab. This default applies to any profile that does not have its own settings.
Settings
The tab consists of three sections.
Select a profile from the left column
Show profiles with their explicit logging only: Filters the profile tree to show only profiles with custom logging settings.
Search field: Filters the profile tree by profile name.
Profile tree: Displays groups and profiles in a tree view. If a filter or search is active, a flat list of profiles appears instead.
Log settings in the right column
Select template: Loads a previously saved template. If a template is deleted, the profile logging settings remain unaffected.
List of phase checkboxes: The logging settings for Phases 1 to 6. For details on each option, see Profiles: Global log settings.
Delete logging for selected profiles: Resets logging for the selected profile to the default settings. Afterward, the global settings from Profiles: Global log settings will apply again.
Period of validity for settings changes
Some options open an additional dialog box. These include:
"Trace messages" for all phases
All options in Phase 3
SQL commands generated in Phase 4
In the dialog box, use the menu to set the duration of the validity of the settings. You can choose a duration ranging from one minute to a full day. Once the time has elapsed, the original settings will be restored.
NOTE
The selected validity applies only to the selected profile. It affects all saved settings for the profile, not just the ones that triggered the dialog.
Validity accumulates
Multiple changes to the same profile do not add up to the maximum validity period. Instead, each new change extends the validity period by its own duration, starting from the time of the change.
Example:
You change a setting that is valid for 5 minutes.
After 3 minutes, make another change that will be valid for 5 minutes.
All settings will now remain active for 10 minutes after the first change is made.
After 10 minutes, the platform will restore the original settings.
Disable time limit
Using the system property hub.datawizard.unlimited.traceLog=true, you can completely disable the time limit.
CAUTION
Without a time limit, trace logs can increase uncontrollably. Use this system property only in test environments or for targeted troubleshooting.