Log files
Use log files to troubleshoot errors, unexpected behavior, or startup failures in dbvr.
To see runtime logs, run dbvr with the --debug-logs option. All logs are printed directly to the console.
For post-analysis, use the log files stored in the workspace directory.
Log file paths¶
dbvr writes log files to the workspace directory. Logs are stored in:
Tip
For details on how to locate your workspace, see workspace location.
- on Windows, open Explorer and enter the path
%APPDATA%\DBeaverData\workspace6\.metadata. - on Linux, execute
cd $XDG_DATA_HOME/DBeaverData/workspace6/.metadata. - on MacOS, navigate to
~/Library/DBeaverData/workspace6/.metadatain Finder. To view hidden folders, press Cmd+Shift+..
Two standard log files:
<workspace>/.metadata/.log- contains all warnings and errors occurring during normal operation.<workspace>/.metadata/dbeaver-debug.log- includes the same information as.logplus additional debug details.
Note
The dbeaver-debug.log file has a maximum size limit of 10 MB. If the file size exceeds this limit, a new
log file is created.
Java fatal logs¶
If dbvr terminates unexpectedly, the cause is usually a JVM crash.
In this case, the JVM creates a fatal error log file named hs_err_pid*.log. The file is typically written to the same
directory as the dbvr launcher. If that directory is write-protected, the log may be created in a different location.
Info
For information on how to locate this file, see the official documentation.