Logs in Mid Server Script File

[Sagar V1]

Hi,

Any idea on adding logs in Mid Server Script Files.

For example, there is OOTB script - ActiveDirectory.psm1 and have log messages - SNCLog-ParameterInfo and SNCLog-DebugInfo. I wanted to check the output of these logs. Anyone know where these logs will be displayed. Is there any property that needs to be activated to display logs. Or any other method to debug PowerShell script present here.

Thanks,
Sagar

[robertgeen]

I don't know if these will work in the specific one you want but ms.log is typically how you output to mid server logs for scripts that are running on the mid server. Hope this helps and if it does mark as correct answer. Thanks.

[Hardik Benani]

You can add logs in the MidServer files by using ms.log("Log Statement");

These logs will be printed in MidServer logs files. In case you need to view those logs, goto the MidServer record and use the UI Action "Grab MID logs" 

https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/istanbul-servicenow-platform/page/product/mid-server/task/t_AccessMIDServerLogsECC.html 

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[Andrzej Krawcz1]

You have to change configuration parameter mid.property.powershell.log_info for your MID server to true.

Then the logs should become visible in ECC queue inputs under log_info tag

[kshitiz11]

@Andrzej Krawcz1 Correct

List of all logs can be found under [ecc_queue.list]

For example, if you need Powershell file execution output

1. GoTo > ecc_queue.list

2. Topic=powershell,

3. Agent=<your_mid_server>

Open the desired record and check the Payload section with all your "echo" logs getting executed.

Thanks