WriteBackExtreme
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V5.0
V5.0
  • Prologue
    • WriteBackExtreme v5
    • Release Notes
    • Changelogs
    • Architecture
      • Data Handling and Security in WriteBackExtreme (SaaS)
  • Installation guide
    • Requirements
      • Windows
      • Linux
    • Getting started
      • Windows
      • Linux
      • Containerization
        • Docker standalone
        • Docker compose
        • Repository database
        • ODBC connections
    • Installation wizard
      • License
      • Repository database
        • SQL Server
        • MySQL
        • PostgreSQL
        • SQLite
      • Create a user
      • URL & SSL Certificate
      • Run as a service
      • Summary
        • Running on Linux
    • Configuration panel
      • Home page
      • Domain & SSL Management
      • Repository Database
      • License Management
      • User Management
      • Ip Whitelisting
      • Primary keys in Data Add
    • Upgrade
      • Upgrade from 2.x
    • Update license
    • Moving to production
  • Product Guide
    • Getting started
    • Tableau Extension
      • Getting started
        • Create a worksheet with Username()
        • Add the Extension to your dashboard
        • Ready to start
      • Configuration
        • General
          • Schemas
          • Authentication
          • Popup
          • Theming
          • Tabs
          • Mapping
          • Tableau
          • Import/Export
          • Tableau Datasource
        • Schemas
          • General
            • Editable Conditions
          • Field Formatting
            • Single line text
            • Paragraph text
            • Number
            • Boolean
            • Dropdown select
              • Dynamic Populated content
              • Cascading dropdown
            • Date/DateTime
          • Form Builder
            • Features
            • Dynamic Values
              • Troubleshoot | values
        • Changelog
      • End-user
        • Features
          • Dynamic Filtering
          • Bulk Import
          • Audits (History)
          • Bulk Edit
          • Duplicate rows
        • Add Data
          • Overview
          • Add rows
          • Edit rows
        • Collaboration
          • Overview
          • Add / Edit
          • Reply
        • Data Helper
          • Overview
          • Add rows
          • Edit rows
        • Data Correction
          • Add records
          • Edit records
          • Remove records
          • Interpolate
          • Calculations
          • Vertical layout
        • SSO/SAML or Oauth authentication
    • Management console
      • Setup security
        • OAuth Setup
          • Microsoft Entra
          • Auth0
          • Google
        • SSO Setup
          • OKTA Example
          • PingOne Example
          • Azure Example
          • Troubleshooting SSO
      • Connections
      • Schemas
        • Permissions
        • Audits
        • Import/export
        • Row Level Security
        • Schema data
        • Workflows
          • Stored procedures
          • Tutorial (video)
      • Tableau sync
      • User management
      • Group management
      • Info & License
    • Database Connections
      • DataBricks
        • Windows
        • Linux
      • Snowflake
        • Using ODBC
          • Windows
          • Linux
        • OAuth Authentication
        • Key Pair
    • NEW: InputTables
  • Support
    • Troubleshoot
      • Errors
    • FAQ
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  2. Management console

Info & License

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On the info & license page you can view the following information:

  1. The version number of your WriteBackExtreme instance

  2. Your license information

  3. The Changelog of WriteBackExtreme

  4. Logging

Logging

The logs page is useful when you encounter behavior that appears to be wrong. The error logs can give some insights or clues of what might went wrong. We have two types of logs:

  • Application log

  • Laravel logs (daily)

Application log contains all information about the actual application. E.g. when the application is not able to start because of a misconfiguration, an error about cause will probably be in application log.

Laravel logs hold all information about the processes regarding management console and extension. For example database connections, sso process, etc.