> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://nfd-gg.gitbook.io/main/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://nfd-gg.gitbook.io/main/eng-combine-software/modules/operation-and-launching-of-modules/zora-module/logs-and-progress.md). # Logs & Progress In the Logs & Progress section, you can review the logs and transaction history of your wallets, see exactly where and when a transaction occurred, and check for any errors if they exist. This section also allows you to find the hashes of your transactions, pause wallets, or resume their operation. * After you launch a session with the selected parameters in the Setup and Launch section, you will be automatically redirected to the Logs & Progress page, where you can see all the actions performed and currently being performed by the software on each wallet; * The All section aggregates all logs for all wallets in one place.

* Clicking on Tx Link (Click) will allow you to see this transaction in the explorer.

* In the Wallets section, you can view the logs for each wallet individually by clicking the Show logs button next to the respective wallet.

* In the Sessions section, you can view the logs for specific wallets that were started in one session. You can switch between sessions using the buttons with dates and times. Here, you can also view the logs for a specific wallet.

* In this same section, you can adjust the Max Gas Price field to increase or decrease the allowed Gwei limit for a specific session.

Changes the maximum Gwei value in running sessions.

If you want to pause the sessions, click Stop All. To resume the wallet operations, click Resume All, and the software will continue its work from where it left off, generating new delays between wallets. If the Combine application closes or your PC shuts down during a session, the software will automatically pause the wallets with the status Terminated. After reopening the application, you can click Resume All, and the software will continue from where it was stopped, generating new delays between wallets.

Stopping all wallets and continuing their work.

To pause or resume a specific wallet, click Resume or Stop in the row of the specific wallet. If you click Resume on each wallet individually, the delays will not be retained, and all your wallets for which you clicked Resume will start working exactly at the moment you clicked Resume.

Stopping and continuing the operation of a specific wallet.

* After the successful completion of all actions, you will see the green label Success in the Status field. * If you see Error in the Status field, you can check the logs to find out the reason for the interruption. If this error was due to insufficient balance or another reason that depends on you, you can fix the issue, then click Resume, and the software will continue the session from the point where the error occurred for that wallet.

Wallet operation status Success and Error.

* If the Status field says Stopped, it means the wallet is paused. To resume the software's operation from the point it was paused, click the Resume button.

* If the Status field says Terminated, it is essentially the same as the Stopped status. This status is given to wallets that were forcibly paused by completely closing the Combine application. To resume the software's operation from the point where the application was closed, click the Resume button.

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