How do I enable logs in Salesforce?

How do I enable logs in Salesforce?

To enable logging for your public users:

  1. Find the name of your site’s guest user. From Setup, enter Sites in the Quick Find box, then select Sites. Select your site from the Site Label column.
  2. Set a user-based trace flag on the guest user. From Setup, enter Debug Logs in the Quick Find box, then click Debug Logs.

Can workflow create records in Salesforce?

In addition to everything a workflow can do (except for sending outbound messages), you can: Create a record (not just Tasks!) Update related records.

How do I find the process builder in debug logs?

To navigate to Debug Logs or Debug Levels: Setup [Symbol] Logs [Symbol] Debug Logs or Debug Levels. After creating the process, set up the Debug Logs and Debug Levels filter in “Finer” level for Workflows. Then, go to Debug Logs.

When to use Debug log to troubleshoot workflow?

However, when you have a lot of workflows in the same object, sometimes it become too complex to troubleshoot when workflow do not action as it suppose to. One of the easiest option to troubleshoot workflow is using Debug Log, navigate to Setup | Logs | Debug Logs.

Why does Salesforce not show debug logs?

Just waiting for SF to figure it out and fix it. Since one cannot report anything without being directed to the dev forums (they should send people here) they may not be aware although I highly doubt they have not run into it themselves. In my case, opening the dev console and unchecking “Show my current logs only” allowed me to view existing logs.

How can I see when a workflow rule exceuted?

Even workflow that will not be executed will appear if they are on an object type, only on the lines regarding “CRITERIA” they will say false, and the execution will simply immediately exit. Hopefully this makes sense! You can check debug logs for the Workflow execution. Thanks for contributing an answer to Salesforce Stack Exchange!

What can I do to make my workflow fire?

One thing you could do is go to Setup->Monitoring->Debug Logs and turn on a debug log, then do whatever it is you need to do to make that workflow fire. You’ll get a trace of what went on, and whether the workflow criteria matched, and whether it sent the email or not.