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I am setting the debug log Entity Type to APEX Class and it is not logging anything when I call the class.

The class I am setting it as is definitely being called, the date/time is set to 24 hours from now, and the debug log type is Default.

Am I missing something? I call the class by updating a field value on the Opportunity object. There is a webservice involved and no visualforce pages.

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  • Are you using debug logs in set-up or the developer console? – gNerb Feb 13 '18 at 19:47
  • in set up, should I be using dev console? – Olivia Feb 13 '18 at 19:48
  • No, I just wanted to make sure before I posted an answer but it looks like SFDCFox already beat me to it :) If you were doing it in the dev console, it wouldn't have been what SFDCFox's answer suggests. – gNerb Feb 13 '18 at 19:50
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You need to also set a TraceFlag on the user you want to trace. A TraceFlag set on a class only overrides the TraceFlag settings for the user; you use them together to get detailed analysis on a specific class without flooding the log with details from classes you're not interested in.

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