Logging in database
This module adds a logs handler writing to database.
Notice
- Following code will create a log in db with a unique pid per logger:
- import logging logger = SmileLogger(dbname, model_name, res_id, uid) logger.info(your_message)
Features :
- Firstly :
- The developer adds Smile Log to his model.
- The developer specifies the DB, model, res_id, uid, and the message to display.
- Secondly :
- The administrator does the action.
- The administrator can see the logs saved in DB for the action.
- The administrator can gives access right to users, to see logs, by checking Smile Logs / User.
- The administrator must create a Scheduled Action to call the function archive_and_delete_old_logs, configure archiving path and the number of days to archive and delete logs.

Table of contents
Usage
To add Smile Log to an action :
- Import SmileDBLogger to inherited action (Ex. validate button of account.invoice) :

- Add the module to your depends in manifest :

- Go click to your button action (button validate in our case)

- Go to Settings > Technical > Logging> Logs menu.

Administrator can give access right to users, to see logs, by checking Smile Logs / User.

- To create the scheduled action:
- Go to Settings > Technical > Automation > Scheduled Actions and fill fields as follow:
(Make sure that the given folder has a write access!)
- After running the action, the extracted logs file in csv format is as shown in next figure:
Bug Tracker
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Do not contact contributors directly about support or help with technical issues.
GDPR / EU Privacy
This addons does not collect any data and does not set any browser cookies.
Credits
Authors
- Corentin POUHET-BRUNERIE
- Xavier FERNANDEZ
Maintainer
This module is maintained by the Smile SA.
Since 1991 Smile has been a pioneer of technology and also the European expert in open source solutions.
This module is part of the odoo-addons project on GitHub.
You are welcome to contribute.
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