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See Full Error Details

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See Full Error Details

When an error occurs in Exago, a generic error message may be displayed. This generic message is meant to prevent end users from seeing the full stack trace of the error.

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Sample error message that could occur when executing a report with errors on it

There are two ways to see detailed error messages.

  1. If you are accessing Exago directly in a browser:
    1. Append ?showerrordetail=true to the URL.
      Example: /Exagohome.aspx?showerrordetail=true
    2. Refresh the page and recreate the error.
  2. If you are accessing Exago through one of the APIs:
    • With the .NET API call the method GetUrlParamString and set showErrorDetail to True.
    • With the REST Web Service API, set the showErrorDetail property of the Session object to True before starting the session.
  3. Enter Exago through the API and recreate the error.
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The status code on the generic error message corresponds to standard HTTP status codes. For example if the status code is 408 it means there was a request timeout. For status code 200 the request completed successfully and the error lies elsewhere.