The Get Synchronization Log action is used to keep track of synchronization operations between offline and online databases and display any errors that occur.
Thanks to this action:
You can see which data has been successfully synchronized.
You can analyze the errors that occur during synchronization and find solutions.
You can track the synchronization operations performed in a certain time interval.
For example
When a field worker enters data in offline mode, you can examine when and how this data was synchronized.
By listing the errors that occur during synchronization, you can identify the cause of the errors.
Get Synchronization Log is supported in web and mobile applications.
This training content consists of the following topics:
Add Get Synchronization Log action
Configure Get Synchronization Log parameters
Add Get Synchronization Log Action
Log in to the Kuika platform and open the project you will work on from the Apps screen.
Switch to the UI Design module and open the Properties panel on the right side.
Click on the + ADD ACTION drop-down menu.
Select Initial Actions → Offline Database → Get Synchronization Log.
Configure the following field from the drop-down menu:
User Name:
Used to identify the user who performs synchronization operations.
In scenarios where multiple users work in the same application, you can query which user synchronized which data.
Configure Get Synchronization Log Parameters
+ ADD OPTIONAL PARAMETER drop-down menu.
Configure the following parameters:
Status:
Indicates the status of synchronization operations.
It can be used to filter successful or failed synchronizations.
Begin Date:
Specifies the start date of synchronization operations.
It is used to query synchronization transactions made since a certain date.
End Date:
Defines the end date of synchronization transactions.
Together with Begin Date, it allows you to examine transactions in a specific time interval.
Finally, complete the configuration process by clicking the SAVE button.
By following these steps, you can effectively use the Get Synchronization Log action on the Kuika platform.
