getDbServerLogList

Available in VPC

View Cloud DB for PostgreSQL database server log list.

Commands

The text of the command is as follows:

ncloud vpostgresql getDbServerLogList [regionCode] [logType] [cloudPostgresqlServerInstanceNo] [pageNo] [pageSize] [output]

Parameter

The following is a description on parameters.

Parameter	Type	Requirement status	Description	Restrictions
regionCode	String	N	Region code - regionCode can be obtained via the getRegionList action - Default: selects the first region of the getRegionList search results	-
logType	String	Y	Database server log file type - options: POSTGRESQL_LOG	-
cloudPostgresqlServerInstanceNo	String	Y	Cloud DB for PostgreSQL server instance number - You can obtain cloudPostgresqlServerInstanceNo through the getCloudPostgresqlInstanceList action	-
pageNo	Integer	N	Page number of paged results - The results can be paged using pageNo and pageSize	- Min: 0
pageSize	Integer	N	Size of each page to be shown during paging - The results can be paged using pageNo and pageSize - Enter it every time you enter pageNo	- Min: 1 - Max: 1000
output	String	N	Format type of the response result - options: xml \| json - default: json	-

Responses

Response data type

CloudPostgresqlDbServerLogList type

CloudPostgresqlDbServerLogList extends CommonResponse	Description
private Integer totalRows;	Total number of items viewed
private List<CloudPostgresqlDbServerLog> cloudPostgresqlDbServerLogList = new ArrayList<>();	Cloud DB for PostgreSQL database server log list

CloudPostgresqlDbServerLog type

CloudPostgresqlDbServerLog	Description
private String fileName;	Database server log file name
private Long fileSize;	Database server log file size
private Date fileDate;	Date and time when database server log file was edited

Examples

Describes examples of recalls and responses.

Recall examples

The following are examples of recalls.

ncloud vpostgresql getDbServerLogList --regionCode KR --logType POSTGRESQL_LOG --cloudPostgresqlServerInstanceNo ****891

Response examples

The following are examples of responses.

If the response shows that format type (output) is json

{
  "getDbServerLogListResponse": {
    "requestId": "d733e677-ad69-4cbe-8351-711d0e0124bc",
    "returnCode": "0",
    "returnMessage": "success",
    "totalRows": "1",
    "cloudPostgresqlDbServerLogList": {
      "cloudPostgresqlDbServerLog": {
        "fileName": "postgresql_000000.log",
        "fileSize": "194",
        "fileDate": "2021-05-27T18:10:00+0900"
      }
    }
  }
}

If the response shows that format type (output) is xml

<getDbServerLogListResponse>
    <requestId>d733e677-ad69-4cbe-8351-711d0e0124bc</requestId>
    <returnCode>0</returnCode>
    <returnMessage>success</returnMessage>
    <totalRows>1</totalRows>
    <cloudPostgresqlDbServerLogList>
        <cloudPostgresqlDbServerLog>
            <fileName>postgresql_000000.log</fileName>
            <fileSize>194</fileSize>
            <fileDate>2021-05-27T18:10:00+0900</fileDate>
        </cloudPostgresqlDbServerLog>
    </cloudPostgresqlDbServerLogList>
</getDbServerLogListResponse>