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Analyze Salesforce debug logs with detailed metrics on method calls, including Self Time, Total Time, Count, Name, and Type. Easily sort, filter, and group log events by namespace or type, and export or copy results for efficient troubleshooting and performance optimization.
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The Call Tree helps efficently visualize and navigate the call stack in Salesfroce Apex debug logs. Learn to expand and collapse method calls, sort and filter by execution metrics, and quickly jump to code locations in Visual Studio Code. Enhance your Salesforce debugging and performance analysis with detailed insights into DML, SOQL, and execution times.
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Each row shows event type, details such as method signature, self and total time as well as aggregated DML, SOQL, Throws and Row counts.
Database insights help Salesforce developers analyze SOQL and DML operations, assess query selectivity, performance, and aggregations, and optimize Apex code using advanced sorting, grouping, filtering, call stack tracing, and CSV export tools.
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The _Selectivity_ column will have a green tick if the query is selective, a red cross if it is not and will be blank if the selectivity could not be determine. Sorting on this column will sort the rows by relative query cost, this number can be seen by hovering the cell on the selectivity column.
The Find feature in Apex Debug Log Analyzer for Salesforce quickly searches, highlights, and navigates through debug logs. Discover how Find enhances productivity by supporting case-sensitive search, matching text in Timeline, Call Tree, Analysis, and Database views.
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- The find will match on Event Type or text in the event
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- The tooltip is shown for the current matching event, making it easy to view the event details such as Total or Self time.
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alt="Call Tree view screenshot showing expanded parent nodes and highlighted search result"
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### Analysis + Database
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- If the next matching text is within a group that group will be expanded.
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- The row with the current matching text will also be highlighted
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Use the Timeline to visualize code execution, event durations, and performance bottlenecks. Zoom, pan, and interact with detailed tooltips for efficient Salesforce apex log analysis and debugging.
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### Zoom + pan
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### Tooltip
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Search for `Apex Log Analyzer` from the extensions side bar in VS Code and click `Install` or
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install from the VS Code market place by clicking install on [Visual Studio Code Market Place: Apex Log Analyzer](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=financialforce.lana)
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1. Open command pallette (CMD/CTRL + Shift + P) -> 'Log: Show Apex Log Analysis'\
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1. Click the 'Log: Show Apex Log Analysis' code lens at the top of the file\
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The default colors shown on the timeline can be changed in the VSCode settings.\
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Either in the UI `preferences -> extensions -> Apex Log Analyzer`
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