The VUser log feature allows users to closely monitor and analyze the details of their debug tests. When a test is executed, it records various outcomes, including pass and fail status, and highlights specific areas where processes fail and assertion failures. Additionally, it provides comprehensive request and response logs, enabling users to review each parameter involved in the test for enhanced debugging and troubleshooting.

## VUser Log Table

- Script Name: It will display the script name which is executed.
- Time: It will show the time of each session user id
- User ID: The ID of the virtual user and the session. Typically shown as "0:0," where the first "0" represents the first user, and the second "0" denotes the session count. For example, "0:1" indicates the first user and the second session.
- Trace Message: User can see the trace message of the executed script. You can also see the request file and response file of a request page along with seeing the live session details of a particular session in case of an RBU test currently running. For e.g. a trace message can look like: API call made to https://api.example.com/users with parameters { 'userID': '1234' }.
- Test Run Output: Users can view the test run output log, which includes viewing any information via the `printf` statements used in the script for verification purposes.

## Global Action Icon

- Stop: Users can stop the running test via this button.
- Open Network Logs: Network logs are functionalities that capture details about requests, responses, and interactions within a system or application during testing. They enable users to view logs by sessions, steps, and virtual users (VUsers). Users can access the Network Logs report by clicking this icon.
- Open Page Average Report: Users can access page average reports of the RBU test detailing integral metrics that highlights how a particular page is performing.
- Column Filter : Users can apply filters to each column.
- Test Run Output: It displays test run output logs, allowing you to review transaction details every 10 seconds and view logs generated by scripts.

Note: Users can download virtual user logs in PDF, Word, Excel, and CSV formats through an icon available in the lower-right panel.