Hello,

Please find below document link and refer the section 'Performance Statistics for Services Running'.

https://community.pega.com/knowledgebase/documents/testing-services-and-connectors-prpcv52 

Additionally, if you're using any external tools viz AppDynamics, Fiddler then you may get the network trace details. You may also check the PegaALERT logs while invoking the webservice if any alert among PEGA0011, PEGA0012, PEGA0013, PEGA0014 and PEGA0015 get logged. Hope it will help you.

Thanks

1. Change the logging level of class com.pega.pegarules.services.ServiceAPI to Debug, and it would start writing logs as soon as a new request hits your service.

2. Save as your service activity in production ruleset to add a log-message step at the beginning. Log the current date time at that step.

Hi,
Putting debug at the log level wont help for the services which were already processed. Could you please check if there is any alert in the PegaAlert log for the same time when we got the request and the response was sent.

Thank You,

Hi Mohammad,

Could you add your own

property-set or Log-Message step @(Pega-RULES:DateTime).CurrentDateTime() to capture the time?

Thanks