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# Logs
### Overview
Our transaction log is the first feature of our Block Explorer. You'll be able to see all of the wallet, contract, transaction, and block-level details of your private test network right here.
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Only transactions for the selected environment will be displayed in the logs.
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Not all transactions will appear in the logs immediately. There may be a 30-second delay in some cases, but every transaction will be recorded and visible.
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There are two ways to access the transaction logs
* From your expanded environment details, you can simply select the button that says **Logs**
* Once you have an **active** environment, a **Logs** tab will appear in your **Environments** page.
* A small transaction log will populate on the **Dashboard** once transactions are created.
### Diving deeper into the details
Below you'll find a list of data points that you'll be able to access about a specific StealthTest test network.
**Transaction Data**
* Transaction hash
* Status
* Block number
* Timestamp
* From and To address
* Value
* Transaction fee
* Gas price
* Gas limit and usage by TXN
* Other attributes
* Input data
**Contract & Wallet Address Activity**
* You can see all of the incoming and outgoing activity associated with a specific address by clicking on it. We will also display the current balance in the wallet for wallet addresses.
**Block Data**
* Block height
* Status
* Timestamp
* Transactions
* Total difficulty
* Size
* Gas used
* Gas limit
* Extra aata
* Hash
* Parent hash
* State root
* Nonce
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