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# Preparations 1. in phpMyAdmin create records for each LogLevel (from 1 to 7) in the `SystemLog` table # Test Plan # login to Admin Console # go to the {nav Logs & Reports > System Log} section # confirm, that each of the above-created system log records has it's `Log Level` column value colored according to task description # open each of records for editing/viewing # confirm, that same coloring logic is applied there as well

# Preparations 1. in phpMyAdmin create records for each LogLevel (from 1 to 7) in the `SystemLog` table # Test Plan # login to Admin Console # go to the {nav Logs & Reports > System Log} section # confirm that: * each of the above-created system log records has it's `Log Level` column value colored according to the task description * if the log level isn't mentioned in the task description, then it should have default coloring (as before this task) # open each of the records for editing/viewing # confirm that the same coloring logic is applied there as well

# Preparations 1. in phpMyAdmin create records for each LogLevel (from 1 to 7) in the `SystemLog` table # Test Plan # login to Admin Console # go to the {nav Logs & Reports > System Log} section # confirm that: * each of the above-created system log records has it's `Log Level` column value colored according to the task description * if the log level isn't mentioned in the task description, that each of the above-created system log records has it's `Log Level` column value colored according tothen it should have default coloring (as before this task description) # open each of the records for editing/viewing # confirm, thatt the same coloring logic is applied there as well