The Drupal Dblog (formerly called Watchdog in earlier Drupal versions) module keeps recent log entries in your Drupal administration as long as you have not cleared your performance cache. You can tell Drupal how long you want to keep the log entries stored in your site's database.
Having saved the configuration settings, launch the Recent log entries report pages by going to Administer | Reports | Recent log entries. This will launch the following page: http://variantcube.com/fire/admin/reports/dblog
The logs will be displayed in a table by Type, Date, and the detailed log Message or error. Errors will be noted with a red X icon, and warnings will be flagged with a yellow exclamation point icon. For example, a php error will usually throw a red X line item, while a page not found error will show a yellow exclamation point warning. A column is also presented in the log entries table showing the user account and session...