pg_stats_reporter 3.2.0

# Log Viewer

Column

timestamp | username | database | pid | client_addr | session_id | session_line_num | ps_display | session_start | vxid | xid | elevel | sqlstate | message | detail | hint | query | query_pos | context | user_query | user_query_pos | location | application_name
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#### The log viewer shows the server log lines sotred in repository. This allows you to narrow down or search logs for specific events easily on GUI.

#### Search Options

This section determines how to restrict log lines fetched from repository. The fetched lines are shown in the Log Table below.

- ELEVEL: Error message level
- USERNAME: User name
- DATABASE: Database name
- MESSAGE: Error message (POSIX regexps for ~ operators of PostgreSQL)

#### The Log Table

Each row in this table shows one log line. The first row in this table is quick filter fields, which will cleared by the Filter Reset button. You can select columns to show by the "Column" button. The following is the list of all available columns.

- timestamp: Timestamp
- username: User name
- database: Database name
- pid: Process ID
- client_addr: Client IP address
- session_id: Session ID
- session_line_num: Number of the log line for each session or process
- ps_display: Command tag
- session_start: Process start time stamp
- vxid: Virtual transaction ID
- xid: Transaction ID
- elevel: Error severity
- sqlstate: SQLSTATE code
- message: Error message
- detail: error message detail
- hint: Hint
- query: Internal query that led to the error
- query_pos: Character count of the error position therein
- context: Error context
- user_query: User query that led to the error
- user_query_pos: Character count of the error position therein
- location: Location of the error in the PostgreSQL source code
- application_name: Application name