What do you see in the log record? What information can be found?

A log entry typically shows the timestamp of the event, the log level (e.g., INFO, ERROR, DEBUG), the source or component that generated the entry, and the message describing the event itself. Sometimes, logs contain session IDs, user IDs, or request IDs, which help trace the sequence of actions.

From the log, you can obtain information about what was happening in the system at a specific moment, identify errors, exceptions, warnings, and also understand the flow of program or test execution. This is important for troubleshooting issues and analyzing application behavior.