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SAP CPI Monitor Explained | Log Levels (Info, Debug, Trace) + Log Attachment using Groovy | IN HINDI

SAP BTP CPI Complete Training in Hindi | Beginner to Advanced In this video, you will learn SAP BTP CPI Monitoring in detail, focusing on how to use Log Levels in SAP CPI such as Info, Debug, and Trace mode for effective iFlow troubleshooting. We also demonstrate how to create log attachments using Groovy Script in SAP CPI, which helps in debugging integration issues without impacting system performance. Key Topics Covered: SAP CPI Monitoring overview Log Levels in SAP CPI explained: Info Log Level in SAP CPI Debug Log Level in SAP CPI Trace Log Level in SAP CPI Difference between Info, Debug, and Trace mode in SAP CPI How to analyze CPI Message Processing Logs Groovy Script for adding attachments in SAP CPI Monitoring Best practices for logging in SAP CPI (performance & memory optimization) Who Should Watch This Video: SAP CPI Beginners SAP BTP Integration Developers SAP Cloud Integration Consultants Anyone preparing for SAP CPI Interview Questions Developers facing SAP CPI Monitoring & Debugging issues Why This Video Is Important: Understanding SAP CPI log levels is critical for production support and real-time issue analysis. This video helps you learn how to debug SAP CPI iFlows properly without unnecessary payload logging that can cause memory issues. SAP CPI Monitoring, SAP BTP CPI Log Levels, SAP CPI Debug Mode, SAP CPI Trace Mode, SAP CPI Info Mode, SAP CPI Groovy Script, SAP CPI Logging Best Practices, SAP CPI Message Processing Log, SAP Cloud Integration Debugging, SAP CPI Attachments, SAP BTP Integration Suite Tip: Always avoid unnecessary payload logging in production environments. If you find this video helpful, please Like, Share, and Subscribe to support the channel. Feel free to comment if you have any questions related to SAP CPI or integrations. GROOVY SCRIPT - import com.sap.gateway.ip.core.customdev.util.Message; def Message processData(Message message) { def body = message.getBody(java.lang.String) as String; def messageLog = messageLogFactory.getMessageLog(message); if(messageLog != null){ messageLog.addAttachmentAsString("data", body, "text/plain"); } return message; }