Troubleshoot Workflow in SharePoint 2013

Get logs from Service Bus:


Run Powershell:  Get-SBClientConfiguration
Get the Connection string.

Please download Service Bus Explorer from the below link-

https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/Service-Bus-Explorer-f2abca5a

 

you will find the Service Bus Explorer.exe tool in Service Bus Explorer\C#\bin\Debug\ folder

1. Please run the tool as admin- > File- > connect- >Select “Enter connection String ” from the dropdown (“Service Bus Namespace”).
2. Paste the connection string from the powershell Get-SBClientConfiguration
3. Click on “OK”

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Get logs from workflow:


-copy the command below (between the dashed lines) to a file and save as logcapture.cmd
-open command prompt and go to the folder of where you saved logcapture.cmd
-type:  logcapture start
-let it finish
-run the test/workflows, etc
-type:  logcapture stop
-your logs will be in the Logs folder
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@echo off


if not exist .\Logs (


mkdir .\Logs


)


if /i "%1"=="stop" (


goto :Stop


)


if /i "%1"=="start" (


goto :StartClean


)


exit /b 0


:Stop


ECHO Please wait...


WMIC /OUTPUT:.\logs\ProcessListE.txt PROCESS get Caption,Commandline,Processid


logman stop ServiceBusClientTracing -ets > NUL:


logman stop ServiceBusTracing -ets > NUL:


logman stop WorkflowTracing -ets > NUL:


logman stop WindowsFabric -ets > NUL:


logman stop WindowsFabricLease -ets > NUL:


wevtutil epl Application .\logs\application.evtx


wevtutil epl System .\logs\system.evtx


wevtutil epl Security .\logs\security.evtx


IF NOT EXIST "C:\Program files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\LOGS\NUL" GOTO END


FOR /F %%i IN ('dir /b /a-d-h /o-d "C:\Program files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\LOGS" ') DO (


SET a=%%i


goto :COPY


)


:COPY


SET b="C:\Program files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\LOGS\"


SET file=%b%%a%


Copy %file% .\Logs\ > nul 2>&1


:END


ECHO The command completed successfully.


exit /b 0


:StartClean


ECHO Please wait...


del /F /S /Q .\Logs\*.* > NUL:


logman stop ServiceBusClientTracing -ets > NUL:


logman stop ServiceBusETWTracing -ets > NUL:


logman stop WorkflowETWTracing -ets > NUL:


logman stop WindowsFabric -ets > NUL:


logman stop WindowsFabricLease -ets > NUL:


REM cscript //nologo productlist.vbs > .\logs\productlist.txt


wmic /OUTPUT:.\logs\productlist.txt product get Description,Version,InstallDate


wmic /OUTPUT:.\logs\hotfixlist.txt qfe get HotFixID,Description,InstalledOn


WMIC /OUTPUT:.\logs\ProcessListS.txt PROCESS get Caption,Commandline,Processid


REM logman start ServiceBusClientTracing -p "Microsoft-ServiceBus-Client" 0xFF0000000000 0x4 -nb 256 1024 -bs 512 -ets -ct perf -f bincirc -max 1000 -o .\Logs\ServiceBusClientTrace.etl


logman start ServiceBusClientTracing -p {a307c7a2-a4cd-4d22-8093-94db72934152} -bs 64 -nb 120 320 -ets -ct perf -f bincirc -max 1000 -o .\Logs\ServiceBusClientTrace.etl


　


REM logman start ServiceBusTracing -p "Microsoft-ServiceBus" 0xFF0000000000 0x4 -nb 256 1024 -bs 512 -ets -ct perf -f bincirc -max 1000 -o .\Logs\ServiceBusTrace.etl


logman start ServiceBusTracing -p {3d05219e-3959-41c4-a2a7-ea6ca5b5c257} -bs 64 -nb 120 320 -ets -ct perf -f bincirc -max 1000 -o .\Logs\ServiceBusTrace.etl


logman start WorkflowTracing -p {B2885F6E-231C-43FF-BBEA-7516148FF6FE} -bs 64 -nb 120 320 -ets -ct perf -f bincirc -max 1000 -o .\Logs\WorkflowTrace.etl


logman start WindowsFabric -p {CBD93BC2-71E5-4566-B3A7-595D8EECA6E8} -bs 64 -nb 120 320 -ets -ct perf -f bincirc -max 1000 -o .\Logs\WindowsFabric.etl


logman start WindowsFabricLease -p {3F68B79E-A1CF-4B10-8CFD-3DFE322F07CB} -bs 64 -nb 120 320 -ets -ct perf -f bincirc -max 1000 -o .\Logs\WindowsFabricLease.etl


　


exit /b 0------------------------------------------------------