Execution Logs
Testing or debugging code from a user’s point of view, directly from the native user interface, is often necessary. With the Developer Console pop-up window open, you can continue using Force.com in the main browser window. Actions you perform in the application result in execution log entries. Click the Logs tab in Developer Console to examine them.
In Figure 4.8, the user’s action has resulted in a log entry, shown in the top table, which is selected and opened by double-clicking it. The top and middle of the screen display the raw execution log on the right panel, and an analysis in the left panels. The Stack Tree, Execution Overview, and Execution Stack provide different views of the Force.com resources consumed and their impact ...
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