We should add a session ID parameter that the user can enter, and then keep logs for the queries called with that session ID. The user will keep track of their own ID, and is responsible for choosing something that is unlikely to clash with other users ID's.
The user might do:
api/concepts?keywords=diabetes&sessionId=1j2l3j4n13k4iofoj23oj
And then call:
api/logs?sessionId=1j2l3j4n13k4iofoj23oj
To see what is going on with this call, and view any errors that might have occurred.
We should add a session ID parameter that the user can enter, and then keep logs for the queries called with that session ID. The user will keep track of their own ID, and is responsible for choosing something that is unlikely to clash with other users ID's.
The user might do:
api/concepts?keywords=diabetes&sessionId=1j2l3j4n13k4iofoj23ojAnd then call:api/logs?sessionId=1j2l3j4n13k4iofoj23ojTo see what is going on with this call, and view any errors that might have occurred.