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When choosing a log level, it's important to know how visible you want the message to be, how big of a problem it is, and what you want the user to do about it. With that in mind, this is the decision tree I follow when choosing a log level: Can you continue execution after this? If no, use the error log level.

A debug level is a set of log levels for debug log categories, such as Database , Workflow , and Validation . A trace flag includes a debug level, a start time, an end time, and a log type. The log types are DEVELOPER_LOG , USER_DEBUG , and CLASS_TRACING .

A logging level is a way of classifying the entries in your log file in terms of urgency. Classifying helps filter your log files during search and helps control the amount of information in your logs. Sometimes, categorizing may require you to balance storage use.

When the debug logging feature is enabled, each step of the post payment process is recorded in a log file. This log can then be used to analyze and address any failures that may be occurring with the membership process.

Log at the Proper Level TRACE level: this is a code smell if used in production. This should be used during development to track bugs, but never committed to your VCS. DEBUG level: log at this level about anything that happens in the program.

What is a logging level? A logging level is a way of classifying the entries in your log file in terms of urgency. Classifying helps filter your log files during search and helps control the amount of information in your logs. Sometimes, categorizing may require you to balance storage use.

Use debug logs to track events that occur in your org. Debug logs are generated when you have active user-based trace flags, when you run Apex tests, and when executed code or API requests include debugging parameters or headers.