UiPath-ADAv1 Logging Practice Question
A developer is building a UiPath automation that processes invoices. During testing, they notice that the Log Message activity output appears in the Output panel but not in the Orchestrator logs when the process runs unattended. The robot is connected to Orchestrator and the process is published. What is the most likely cause?
⚠ Common exam trap
The trap here is assuming that all logs generated by Log Message are automatically sent to Orchestrator, ignoring the configurable log level filter that can suppress lower-severity messages.
Answer choices
Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
Correct answer & explanation
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The Orchestrator log level for the robot is set to 'Error' or higher, filtering out Information-level messages.
Orchestrator filters logs based on the minimum log level configured for the robot or process. If that level is set to Error, Information-level messages from the Log Message activity are not forwarded. The activity itself works correctly and would appear in local output. The key is to check the Orchestrator robot settings and ensure the log level is set appropriately, such as Information or Trace, to capture the desired messages.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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The Log Message activity must be placed inside a Try Catch block to be captured by Orchestrator.
Why it's wrong here
Try Catch blocks are used for error handling and do not affect whether logs are sent to Orchestrator. Log Message activities work anywhere in the workflow. Placing them inside a Try Catch is not required for Orchestrator logging. This option is incorrect because it misattributes a logging behavior to error handling constructs.
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The Log Message activity is configured with the 'Information' level, which is not sent to Orchestrator by default.
Why it's wrong here
The Information level is a standard severity that is sent to Orchestrator when the robot is connected. By default, Orchestrator captures Information and higher levels from unattended runs. The issue is not the level itself; it is likely a configuration or connectivity problem. This option is incorrect because Information logs are expected to appear in Orchestrator.
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The Orchestrator log level for the robot is set to 'Error' or higher, filtering out Information-level messages.
Why this is correct
Orchestrator allows administrators to set a minimum log level per robot or per process. If the level is set to Error, then Information-level logs are not transmitted or stored. This is a common configuration oversight. The Log Message activity's output appears locally in Studio, but Orchestrator only receives logs at or above the configured threshold, explaining the discrepancy.
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The robot is running in a mode that does not forward logs to Orchestrator, such as when the process is executed from Studio without publishing.
Why it's wrong here
When a process is executed from Studio in debug mode, logs are shown locally but are not sent to Orchestrator. However, the scenario states the process is published and runs unattended, which typically means it is executed via Orchestrator or the Robot tray. In those cases, logs are forwarded. This option is incorrect because the described execution context should forward logs.
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