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@Guest Improved searching and filtering for the TM1 server log content in PA SaaS is on the near term roadmap. This will include filtering based on log type, and searching for specific words. Note that you can already configure the log view to return up to 5000 rows.
+1!
We would also like to highlight another related aspect of this enhancement.
Increasing the 2,000-line limit is important, but for large Planning Analytics environments it would be even more valuable if the available log data could be searched and filtered efficiently on the server side, rather than simply displaying a larger number of entries.
In addition to the Logger Name filter requested in PAOC-I-2074, a full-text search would be very useful for troubleshooting specific issues.
For example, an administrator could search for:
ExecuteProcessor:
insufficient memoryand combine this with filters such as:
Logger Name = TM1.APILog Level = ERRORTime Range = 09:00–09:30This would allow administrators to quickly identify the relevant entries without manually reviewing thousands of unrelated log messages.
We have therefore also submitted a separate enhancement request for full-text search and advanced filtering of Planning Analytics Server Logs.
In our view, these enhancements complement each other:
CPDIDEAS-I-3031 → provide access to the complete relevant log data
PAOC-I-2074 → allow filtering by Logger Name
Advanced Log Search → allow administrators to search and analyze the actual log content
Together, these improvements would make the Server Logs interface a much more effective troubleshooting tool, particularly for larger and high-activity Planning Analytics environments.
The ability to download the filtered/search results would also be a valuable addition, as it would allow administrators to share only the relevant log information when working on support cases.
We are facing a similar limitation when troubleshooting Planning Analytics Server logs.
The 2,000-line limit makes it difficult to investigate issues in environments with a high volume of log entries. In addition, the current Server Logs interface does not allow filtering by Logger Name (e.g.
TM1.Process,TM1.Cube,TM1.API).We have therefore submitted a separate enhancement request to add Logger Name filtering to the Server Logs interface, as this would make it much easier to isolate relevant messages when troubleshooting:
PAOC-I-2074 – Add Logger Name Filter to Planning Analytics Server Logs
Both enhancements would significantly improve the usability of the Server Logs for troubleshooting: increasing the number of available log entries would provide access to the complete relevant log data, while Logger Name filtering would allow administrators to quickly narrow down the data to the relevant Planning Analytics component.