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Confused by the log level behavior of nlapiLogExecution
I read the help and I understand the basic design of logging levels as they are used by several major logging frameworks. I'm confused about what I'm seeing in NetSuite though. I have a script which is logging at the AUDIT level (for auditing stuff) and the DEBUG level for, you guessed it! - debugging stuff.
My Script Deployment is set to Log Level DEBUG. When I change my Type filter to DEBUG on the Execution Log tab I don't see my AUDIT entries. I think of DEBUG as the highest log level or most verbose in which case I would expect to see DEBUG, AUDIT, ERROR and EMERGENCY. If I set the Type to Audit then I would expect to see AUDIT, ERROR and EMERGENCY. And on and on.
Steve Klett | Senior Developer
NetValue Technology
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