postgresqlHow do I view PostgreSQL logs?
To view PostgreSQL logs, you need to access the log files located in the data/pg_log
directory.
For example, you can use the following command to view the log file:
$ cat data/pg_log/postgresql-Sat.log
The output will contain the log entries of the PostgreSQL server.
The parts of the command are as follows:
cat
- the command used to view the contents of a text filedata/pg_log/postgresql-Sat.log
- the path to the log file
You can also use other commands like tail
to view the last few lines of the log file.
$ tail data/pg_log/postgresql-Sat.log
For more information, you can refer to the PostgreSQL documentation.
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