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Mage::Log - Write to a Custom Database table


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We are working on an application using Magento. We would like to write programming errors to custom database table. Is it possible to do the same using Mage::Log.



Is it recommended to write the error log to a database table. Or should we continue using the exception.log and system.log. We have added some try catch block in our code, so if there are any exceptions occurred, then would like write it to a DB table or to log files. Which is the best practice to follow.










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    I have two question regarding Mage::Log.



    We are working on an application using Magento. We would like to write programming errors to custom database table. Is it possible to do the same using Mage::Log.



    Is it recommended to write the error log to a database table. Or should we continue using the exception.log and system.log. We have added some try catch block in our code, so if there are any exceptions occurred, then would like write it to a DB table or to log files. Which is the best practice to follow.










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      I have two question regarding Mage::Log.



      We are working on an application using Magento. We would like to write programming errors to custom database table. Is it possible to do the same using Mage::Log.



      Is it recommended to write the error log to a database table. Or should we continue using the exception.log and system.log. We have added some try catch block in our code, so if there are any exceptions occurred, then would like write it to a DB table or to log files. Which is the best practice to follow.










      share|improve this question














      I have two question regarding Mage::Log.



      We are working on an application using Magento. We would like to write programming errors to custom database table. Is it possible to do the same using Mage::Log.



      Is it recommended to write the error log to a database table. Or should we continue using the exception.log and system.log. We have added some try catch block in our code, so if there are any exceptions occurred, then would like write it to a DB table or to log files. Which is the best practice to follow.







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          Mage::log() is defined in app/Mage.php



          If you want to write to a db when you do a Mage::log('somestuff') you've to modify the file Mage.php in something like this:



          public static function log($message, $level = null, $file = '', $forceLog = false)

          if (!self::getConfig())
          return;


          try
          $logActive = self::getStoreConfig('dev/log/active');
          if (empty($file))
          $file = self::getStoreConfig('dev/log/file');


          catch (Exception $e)
          $logActive = true;


          if (!self::$_isDeveloperMode && !$logActive && !$forceLog)
          return;


          static $loggers = array();

          $level = is_null($level) ? Zend_Log::DEBUG : $level;
          $file = empty($file) ? 'system.log' : $file;

          try is_object($message))
          $message = print_r($message, true);


          $loggers[$file]->log($message, $level);
          // START
          $write = Mage::getSingleton("core/resource")->getConnection("core_write");
          $query = "INSERT INTO your_log_table (message, level, logfile) values (:message, :level, :logfile)";
          $binds = array( 'message' => $message, 'level' => $level, 'logfile' => $logFile);
          $write->query($query, $binds);
          // END


          catch (Exception $e)







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          • Is ok to edit the Mage.php file? Will it overwritten while upgrading Magento?

            – nikhil
            Feb 2 '16 at 11:46











          • is never ok to edit a core file.

            – nino.aratari
            Feb 2 '16 at 17:19


















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          IMHO the line here from the Mage::log() method



          $writerModel = (string)self::getConfig()->getNode('global/log/core/writer_model');


          shows how to register a own log writer, through a node in the local.xml.



          <config> 
          <global>
          <log>
          <core>
          <writer_model>Zend_Log_Writer_Db</writer_model>
          </core>
          </log>
          </global>
          <config>


          You can extend the Zend_Log_Writer_Db and create your DB connection, table and columnmapping in the construtor, beacause Mage::log() just create a new instance here.



          if (!self::$_app || !$writerModel) 
          $writer = new Zend_Log_Writer_Stream($logFile);
          else
          $writer = new $writerModel($logFile);



          So INHO no Core changes need or for DB logging or recommended ;)



          But please correct me if I am wrong!






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            Mage::log() is defined in app/Mage.php



            If you want to write to a db when you do a Mage::log('somestuff') you've to modify the file Mage.php in something like this:



            public static function log($message, $level = null, $file = '', $forceLog = false)

            if (!self::getConfig())
            return;


            try
            $logActive = self::getStoreConfig('dev/log/active');
            if (empty($file))
            $file = self::getStoreConfig('dev/log/file');


            catch (Exception $e)
            $logActive = true;


            if (!self::$_isDeveloperMode && !$logActive && !$forceLog)
            return;


            static $loggers = array();

            $level = is_null($level) ? Zend_Log::DEBUG : $level;
            $file = empty($file) ? 'system.log' : $file;

            try is_object($message))
            $message = print_r($message, true);


            $loggers[$file]->log($message, $level);
            // START
            $write = Mage::getSingleton("core/resource")->getConnection("core_write");
            $query = "INSERT INTO your_log_table (message, level, logfile) values (:message, :level, :logfile)";
            $binds = array( 'message' => $message, 'level' => $level, 'logfile' => $logFile);
            $write->query($query, $binds);
            // END


            catch (Exception $e)







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            • Is ok to edit the Mage.php file? Will it overwritten while upgrading Magento?

              – nikhil
              Feb 2 '16 at 11:46











            • is never ok to edit a core file.

              – nino.aratari
              Feb 2 '16 at 17:19















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            Mage::log() is defined in app/Mage.php



            If you want to write to a db when you do a Mage::log('somestuff') you've to modify the file Mage.php in something like this:



            public static function log($message, $level = null, $file = '', $forceLog = false)

            if (!self::getConfig())
            return;


            try
            $logActive = self::getStoreConfig('dev/log/active');
            if (empty($file))
            $file = self::getStoreConfig('dev/log/file');


            catch (Exception $e)
            $logActive = true;


            if (!self::$_isDeveloperMode && !$logActive && !$forceLog)
            return;


            static $loggers = array();

            $level = is_null($level) ? Zend_Log::DEBUG : $level;
            $file = empty($file) ? 'system.log' : $file;

            try is_object($message))
            $message = print_r($message, true);


            $loggers[$file]->log($message, $level);
            // START
            $write = Mage::getSingleton("core/resource")->getConnection("core_write");
            $query = "INSERT INTO your_log_table (message, level, logfile) values (:message, :level, :logfile)";
            $binds = array( 'message' => $message, 'level' => $level, 'logfile' => $logFile);
            $write->query($query, $binds);
            // END


            catch (Exception $e)







            share|improve this answer























            • Is ok to edit the Mage.php file? Will it overwritten while upgrading Magento?

              – nikhil
              Feb 2 '16 at 11:46











            • is never ok to edit a core file.

              – nino.aratari
              Feb 2 '16 at 17:19













            0












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            0







            Mage::log() is defined in app/Mage.php



            If you want to write to a db when you do a Mage::log('somestuff') you've to modify the file Mage.php in something like this:



            public static function log($message, $level = null, $file = '', $forceLog = false)

            if (!self::getConfig())
            return;


            try
            $logActive = self::getStoreConfig('dev/log/active');
            if (empty($file))
            $file = self::getStoreConfig('dev/log/file');


            catch (Exception $e)
            $logActive = true;


            if (!self::$_isDeveloperMode && !$logActive && !$forceLog)
            return;


            static $loggers = array();

            $level = is_null($level) ? Zend_Log::DEBUG : $level;
            $file = empty($file) ? 'system.log' : $file;

            try is_object($message))
            $message = print_r($message, true);


            $loggers[$file]->log($message, $level);
            // START
            $write = Mage::getSingleton("core/resource")->getConnection("core_write");
            $query = "INSERT INTO your_log_table (message, level, logfile) values (:message, :level, :logfile)";
            $binds = array( 'message' => $message, 'level' => $level, 'logfile' => $logFile);
            $write->query($query, $binds);
            // END


            catch (Exception $e)







            share|improve this answer













            Mage::log() is defined in app/Mage.php



            If you want to write to a db when you do a Mage::log('somestuff') you've to modify the file Mage.php in something like this:



            public static function log($message, $level = null, $file = '', $forceLog = false)

            if (!self::getConfig())
            return;


            try
            $logActive = self::getStoreConfig('dev/log/active');
            if (empty($file))
            $file = self::getStoreConfig('dev/log/file');


            catch (Exception $e)
            $logActive = true;


            if (!self::$_isDeveloperMode && !$logActive && !$forceLog)
            return;


            static $loggers = array();

            $level = is_null($level) ? Zend_Log::DEBUG : $level;
            $file = empty($file) ? 'system.log' : $file;

            try is_object($message))
            $message = print_r($message, true);


            $loggers[$file]->log($message, $level);
            // START
            $write = Mage::getSingleton("core/resource")->getConnection("core_write");
            $query = "INSERT INTO your_log_table (message, level, logfile) values (:message, :level, :logfile)";
            $binds = array( 'message' => $message, 'level' => $level, 'logfile' => $logFile);
            $write->query($query, $binds);
            // END


            catch (Exception $e)








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            answered Feb 2 '16 at 10:52









            nino.aratarinino.aratari

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            • Is ok to edit the Mage.php file? Will it overwritten while upgrading Magento?

              – nikhil
              Feb 2 '16 at 11:46











            • is never ok to edit a core file.

              – nino.aratari
              Feb 2 '16 at 17:19

















            • Is ok to edit the Mage.php file? Will it overwritten while upgrading Magento?

              – nikhil
              Feb 2 '16 at 11:46











            • is never ok to edit a core file.

              – nino.aratari
              Feb 2 '16 at 17:19
















            Is ok to edit the Mage.php file? Will it overwritten while upgrading Magento?

            – nikhil
            Feb 2 '16 at 11:46





            Is ok to edit the Mage.php file? Will it overwritten while upgrading Magento?

            – nikhil
            Feb 2 '16 at 11:46













            is never ok to edit a core file.

            – nino.aratari
            Feb 2 '16 at 17:19





            is never ok to edit a core file.

            – nino.aratari
            Feb 2 '16 at 17:19













            0














            IMHO the line here from the Mage::log() method



            $writerModel = (string)self::getConfig()->getNode('global/log/core/writer_model');


            shows how to register a own log writer, through a node in the local.xml.



            <config> 
            <global>
            <log>
            <core>
            <writer_model>Zend_Log_Writer_Db</writer_model>
            </core>
            </log>
            </global>
            <config>


            You can extend the Zend_Log_Writer_Db and create your DB connection, table and columnmapping in the construtor, beacause Mage::log() just create a new instance here.



            if (!self::$_app || !$writerModel) 
            $writer = new Zend_Log_Writer_Stream($logFile);
            else
            $writer = new $writerModel($logFile);



            So INHO no Core changes need or for DB logging or recommended ;)



            But please correct me if I am wrong!






            share|improve this answer



























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              IMHO the line here from the Mage::log() method



              $writerModel = (string)self::getConfig()->getNode('global/log/core/writer_model');


              shows how to register a own log writer, through a node in the local.xml.



              <config> 
              <global>
              <log>
              <core>
              <writer_model>Zend_Log_Writer_Db</writer_model>
              </core>
              </log>
              </global>
              <config>


              You can extend the Zend_Log_Writer_Db and create your DB connection, table and columnmapping in the construtor, beacause Mage::log() just create a new instance here.



              if (!self::$_app || !$writerModel) 
              $writer = new Zend_Log_Writer_Stream($logFile);
              else
              $writer = new $writerModel($logFile);



              So INHO no Core changes need or for DB logging or recommended ;)



              But please correct me if I am wrong!






              share|improve this answer

























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                IMHO the line here from the Mage::log() method



                $writerModel = (string)self::getConfig()->getNode('global/log/core/writer_model');


                shows how to register a own log writer, through a node in the local.xml.



                <config> 
                <global>
                <log>
                <core>
                <writer_model>Zend_Log_Writer_Db</writer_model>
                </core>
                </log>
                </global>
                <config>


                You can extend the Zend_Log_Writer_Db and create your DB connection, table and columnmapping in the construtor, beacause Mage::log() just create a new instance here.



                if (!self::$_app || !$writerModel) 
                $writer = new Zend_Log_Writer_Stream($logFile);
                else
                $writer = new $writerModel($logFile);



                So INHO no Core changes need or for DB logging or recommended ;)



                But please correct me if I am wrong!






                share|improve this answer













                IMHO the line here from the Mage::log() method



                $writerModel = (string)self::getConfig()->getNode('global/log/core/writer_model');


                shows how to register a own log writer, through a node in the local.xml.



                <config> 
                <global>
                <log>
                <core>
                <writer_model>Zend_Log_Writer_Db</writer_model>
                </core>
                </log>
                </global>
                <config>


                You can extend the Zend_Log_Writer_Db and create your DB connection, table and columnmapping in the construtor, beacause Mage::log() just create a new instance here.



                if (!self::$_app || !$writerModel) 
                $writer = new Zend_Log_Writer_Stream($logFile);
                else
                $writer = new $writerModel($logFile);



                So INHO no Core changes need or for DB logging or recommended ;)



                But please correct me if I am wrong!







                share|improve this answer












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