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# Event log
Event log panel shows a log of all events that occurred during trading sessions. Click on thebutton
in the Status bar to open the Event log panel.
Available columns:
* Type – type of event.
* Date – date and time of event.
* Event – title of event. The following values are available: Modified, Restated, Activated, Created, Partially filled, Filled, Cancelled, Accepted, Rejected;
* Details – the text of event message is shown in the tooltip of the ‘Details’ icon. Click this iconto open a deal ticket.
If there is no message and deal ticket for event, then the ‘Details’ icon isn’t shown.
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The user can select a time period for which he wants to see logs. Pick the required one from the "Range" drop-down
. Click thebutton to select event types which are required to be shown in the panel.
The following types are available:
* Exception – allows showing all problems appeared during work sessions. All exceptions are displayed in white color text.
* System – allows showing all problems with connection to server.
* Trading – allows showing all trades operations. The following color schemes are used for trade logs:
\- White text – for all unconfirmed requests;
\- Green text – for created orders;
\- Red text – for removed orders;
\- Yellow rows filling – for filled orders.
* Updater – allows showing all information about system updates.
To clear the Event log table, call the context menu with right-clicking anywhere on the table and select Clear:.
This option doesn't delete data, this is just for clearing a current Event log panel view.
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