SOAP Web Services Execution Log
Each integration record includes an Execution Log subtab. This subtab contains the SOAP Web Services Execution Log. The log shows SOAP web services calls associated with the current integration record. The log includes requests that reference either:
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The integration record’s application ID.
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The integration record’s consumer key.
The log includes details like:
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The date and time that the request was made.
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The duration of the request.
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Rejected requests due to concurrency governance violations.
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The WSDL version used (under the heading API Version).
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The email address of the user who sent the request.
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If applicable, the record type that was the subject of the request.
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Links to the SOAP request and response.
The data shown is similar to the data in the SOAP Web Services Usage Log. However, the Execution Log shows the WSDL version used and the Usage Log doesn't.
Another difference is that the Usage Log isn't specific to one integration record. For more details about the SOAP Web Services Usage Log, see Using the SOAP Web Services Usage Log.
In production environments, the data is accessible for 21 days. In sandbox environments, the data is accessible for seven days.
Related Topics
- Integration Management
- Integration Record Overview
- Adding an Integration Record
- Application Details for Client Code
- Blocking SOAP Web Services Requests
- Distributing Integration Records
- Default Web Services Integrations Record
- Using Integration Records in Sandbox Accounts
- Token-based Authentication Credentials and Accounts
- Using Integration Records in Conjunction With SSO Calls
- Removing Integration Records
- Tracking Changes to Integration Records