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03-14-2023 03:36 AM
you can enable inbound logging.
If my response helped please mark it correct and close the thread so that it benefits future readers.
Ankur
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03-14-2023 03:50 AM
Hi @Ankur,
Thanks for your quick response. I already followed these steps but I cannot find the answer.
Step 7 gives me an error "Unable to open log file localhost_log"
Step 8 - when I opened the file, its content are only garbled characters.
Also, I read somewhere before that enabling "glide.rest.debug" may involved performance issue. Is this true?
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03-14-2023 04:03 AM
that's correct.
what type of API endpoint it is? Is it scripted API? or Import set table API?
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03-14-2023 04:17 AM
No, they simply invoke the /api/now/table/incident API and pass parameters to create an Incident ticket in our Instance. They claim that they provided values for Field X and Y but when we check the ticket created, it is blank. We were hoping there is some kind of evidence or logs we can show to them to prove this case.
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08-18-2025 02:52 AM
Hi, have you got new information how to retrieve the logs, please? I'm struggling with same issue like you. Thanks