# Scheduler (Scheduler Logs)

# Overview

The **Scheduler Log** section records the execution history of all scheduled tasks configured within the application. Whenever a scheduler runs, the system automatically generates a log entry, allowing administrators to monitor and verify scheduled activities.

This helps in tracking successful executions and troubleshooting scheduled operations when required.

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# Scheduler Logs

Navigate to **Modules → Scheduler Log** to view all scheduler activity.

The page displays a chronological list of executed scheduler events.

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# Scheduler Log Details

Each log entry contains the following information:

| Column | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| **ID** | Unique identifier of the scheduler log. |
| **Log Time** | Date and time when the scheduler was executed. |
| **Type** | Displays the type of scheduled task performed. |
| **Item** | Shows the item or module associated with the scheduler. |
| **Action** | Displays the action performed during execution. |
| **Log ID** | Unique reference ID generated for the scheduler event. |

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# Search Scheduler Logs

Use the **Search** field to quickly find a specific scheduler log based on the available information.

The **Show Entries** option allows administrators to control the number of log records displayed on a single page.

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# Manage Scheduler Logs

Administrators can:

- View the execution history of scheduled tasks.
- Monitor scheduler activity.
- Verify whether scheduled jobs have executed successfully.
- Search for specific log entries for troubleshooting.

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# Best Practices

- Review Scheduler Logs regularly to verify scheduled tasks.
- Monitor logs after creating or modifying a scheduler.
- Use the Search option to quickly locate specific log entries.
- Investigate missing or failed scheduler executions when expected logs are not generated.

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> **Important:**  
> Every time a scheduler is executed, the system automatically creates a corresponding log entry in the **Scheduler Log** section. If no scheduler has been executed, the page will display **"No data available in table."**