Logging events and exceptions in an ABL application have come a long way from a bunch of MESSAGE statements scattered throughout the codebase. Today’s logging libraries allow developers to add logging messages into the application and for administrators to decide what messages should be recorded, how they should look and where they should be stored.
This session describes the ABL logging classes – what they are and how to use and customize them – and how they can be used in your application, including anonymisation of messages and writing to cloud-based services, such as Kafka queues.
