Contents Now Platform Custom Business Applications Previous Topic Next Topic Enable debug logging Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Enable debug logging If you experience unexpected behavior when using the ODBC driver, you can enable debug logging and generate debug logs to help identify the issue. About this taskDebug logs can be useful when submitting an incident with ServiceNow customer support. When you enable debug logging, note the version and bitness (32 bit or 64 bit) of the installed ODBC driver, the Windows operating system, and the client application you are using with the ODBC driver.To generate debug logs, follow these steps. Procedure Close all active applications that may use the ODBC driver. Navigate to one of these paths, based on your operating system. For Windows 7: C:\Users\<user_name>\AppData\Local\ServiceNow\odbc\logging For Windows XP and earlier: C:\Program Files\ServiceNow\ODBC\%LOCALAPPDATA%\ServiceNow\odbc\logging Delete any existing log data to ensure that you log only relevant information. Run a query that produces the unexpected behavior, then immediately close the application and review the log files. Related TasksConfigure the logging level of the ODBC driver On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Enable debug logging If you experience unexpected behavior when using the ODBC driver, you can enable debug logging and generate debug logs to help identify the issue. About this taskDebug logs can be useful when submitting an incident with ServiceNow customer support. When you enable debug logging, note the version and bitness (32 bit or 64 bit) of the installed ODBC driver, the Windows operating system, and the client application you are using with the ODBC driver.To generate debug logs, follow these steps. Procedure Close all active applications that may use the ODBC driver. Navigate to one of these paths, based on your operating system. For Windows 7: C:\Users\<user_name>\AppData\Local\ServiceNow\odbc\logging For Windows XP and earlier: C:\Program Files\ServiceNow\ODBC\%LOCALAPPDATA%\ServiceNow\odbc\logging Delete any existing log data to ensure that you log only relevant information. Run a query that produces the unexpected behavior, then immediately close the application and review the log files. Related TasksConfigure the logging level of the ODBC driver
Enable debug logging If you experience unexpected behavior when using the ODBC driver, you can enable debug logging and generate debug logs to help identify the issue. About this taskDebug logs can be useful when submitting an incident with ServiceNow customer support. When you enable debug logging, note the version and bitness (32 bit or 64 bit) of the installed ODBC driver, the Windows operating system, and the client application you are using with the ODBC driver.To generate debug logs, follow these steps. Procedure Close all active applications that may use the ODBC driver. Navigate to one of these paths, based on your operating system. For Windows 7: C:\Users\<user_name>\AppData\Local\ServiceNow\odbc\logging For Windows XP and earlier: C:\Program Files\ServiceNow\ODBC\%LOCALAPPDATA%\ServiceNow\odbc\logging Delete any existing log data to ensure that you log only relevant information. Run a query that produces the unexpected behavior, then immediately close the application and review the log files. Related TasksConfigure the logging level of the ODBC driver
