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04-29-2024 09:24 PM
Hello,
I've implemented the Log action described here into two flows that I created. According to this post, this Log action should create system logs even if com.snc.process_flow.reporting.level is disabled. However, I can't seem to find my logs anywhere.
Could someone please tell me where I can find the logs that should be produced when my flows execute Log actions?
Thanks.
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04-30-2024 05:34 AM
Hi @coribello ,
The Log action logs a message in the Flow Designer log table sys_flow_log. This detail was added to the Docs page for the Vancouver release, you were looking at the Utah version of Docs.
https://docs.servicenow.com/csh?version=latest&topicname=log-message-flow-designer
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04-30-2024 05:34 AM
Hi @coribello ,
The Log action logs a message in the Flow Designer log table sys_flow_log. This detail was added to the Docs page for the Vancouver release, you were looking at the Utah version of Docs.
https://docs.servicenow.com/csh?version=latest&topicname=log-message-flow-designer
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04-30-2024 10:49 AM - edited 06-28-2025 12:49 PM
Hello Lisa,
Thanks for the response. My instance is actually running the Utah version, but I do see that the sys_flow_log table is still present, along with some other tables with names like sys_flow_log0000, sys_flow_log0001, etc. I'll do some testing later to verify that my logs are appearing where they should.
Update: In Yokohama, the logs are stored the in "syslog" table.