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The following table lists the types of logs available for the Microsoft.DBforPostgreSQL/flexibleServers resource type.
For a list of supported metrics, see Supported metrics - Microsoft.DBforPostgreSQL/flexibleServers
| Category | Costs to export | Log table | Supports basic log plan | Supports ingestion-time transformation | Example queries |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PostgreSQL remaining transactions | Yes | AzureDiagnostics Logs from multiple Azure resources. |
No | No | Queries |
| PostgreSQL PgBouncer Logs | Yes | AzureDiagnostics Logs from multiple Azure resources. |
No | No | Queries |
| PostgreSQL Query Store Runtime | Yes | AzureDiagnostics Logs from multiple Azure resources. |
No | No | Queries |
| PostgreSQL Query Store Wait Statistics | Yes | AzureDiagnostics Logs from multiple Azure resources. |
No | No | Queries |
| PostgreSQL Sessions data | Yes | AzureDiagnostics Logs from multiple Azure resources. |
No | No | Queries |
| PostgreSQL Autovacuum and schema statistics | Yes | AzureDiagnostics Logs from multiple Azure resources. |
No | No | Queries |
| PostgreSQL Server Logs | No | AzureDiagnostics Logs from multiple Azure resources. |
No | No | Queries |
| PostgreSQL Query Store SQL Text | Yes | AzureDiagnostics Logs from multiple Azure resources. |
No | No | Queries |
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