Developer Console User Interface: Logs, Tests, and Problems Panel

The lower panel in the Developer Console includes a collection of useful tabs.

• The Progress tab displays all asynchronous requests in real time. To see only the operations that are in progress, select Hide Finished Runs. To terminate any deployments that haven’t finished, click Cancel All Deployments. When you terminate a deployment, a residual polling thread appears in the Progress tab with a short delay. Partial deployments are not possible. To clear the polling task immediately, refresh the Developer Console.
• The Problems tab shows the details of compilation errors in the Source Code Editor. Changes you make are compiled and validated in the background. While you’re editing code, an error indicator displays beside lines that contain errors. Click a row in the Problems tab to jump to the line of code that caused the error.

Note

After twenty minutes of inactivity, the Developer Console stops polling for new logs, test runs, and checkpoints. To resume updates, click Debug | Resume Updating.

• Checkpoints Tab
  The Checkpoints tab displays a list of saved checkpoints that preserve a snapshot of the state of objects in memory at the time the checkpoint was reached.
• Logs Tab
  Use the Logs tab in the Developer Console to access logs that include database events, Apex processing, workflow, callouts, and validation logic.
• View State Tab
  The View State tab in the Developer Console allows you to examine the view state for a Visualforce page request.
• Tests Tab
  Use the Developer Console to set up test runs, run tests, and check Apex code coverage.