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# Logging

Often as part of debugging, you will want to write information to a log. MotiveWave™ includes a study log utility. This can be accessed from the Console menu bar: *View -> Display -> Study Log*.

The following diagram illustrates what the Study Log looks like:

![](/files/-M5Sha-aCDHJwsManLa0)

There are 4 methods available (from the base class Study) for creating log entries:

![Figure 59 - Study logging methods](/files/-M5Sha-bzFUAfcBESMbv)


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