Available loggers for use in tm1s-log.properties

[gtonkin]

A bit of a random one but thought it may be useful for those trying to get more insight into what is happening on their models.
Add the following line to you tm1s-log.properties:

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log4j.logger.TM1.MetaLogger=DEBUG

After restarting your model, you should see the following in your tm1server.log:

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9256   []   DEBUG   2016-06-29 17:57:39.523   TM1.MetaLogger   Available loggers:
TM1.API
TM1.API.Parameters
TM1.API.Return
TM1.API.Return.Error
TM1.API.Return.Object
TM1.API.Return.String
TM1.API.Retry
TM1.APIDetail
TM1.APIDetail.Parameters
...
TM1.Login
TM1.TM1Top

This is then followed by

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9256   []   DEBUG   2016-06-29 17:57:39.525   TM1.MetaLogger   Available TM1 API specific loggers:
TM1.API.Fn.SystemServerConnect
TM1.API.Fn.SystemServerDisconnect
TM1.API.Fn.SystemServerConnectUnique
TM1.API.Fn.SystemServer1001
TM1.API.Fn.SystemServerConnectIntegratedLogin
TM1.API.Fn.SystemServerGetSSPIInfo
...
TM1.API.Fn.DimensionHierarchyDestroy
TM1.API.Fn.DimensionHierarchyDelete
TM1.API.Fn.MultiCellSpread

Roughly 670 loggers to play with.

@Admins - please move to Tips and Tricks

[qml]

That's a good one, thanks for sharing!

[ambrus]

I've tried the Rest API loggers but nothing came through.. anybody succeeded with that?

[qml]

I've tried the Rest API loggers but nothing came through.. anybody succeeded with that?

Sorry to resurrect the thread, but in case anyone is looking for the REST API loggers - the following ones are working correctly as of the last few versions:

TM1.HttpRequest
TM1.HttpRequestHeaders
TM1.HttpRequestBody
TM1.HttpResponse
TM1.HttpResponseHeaders
TM1.HttpResponseBody