Error log: This log contains the error occurred during the server execution. This includes both server problems (such as errors that stop a plugin from starting) and SQL errors.
SQL_ERROR_LOG: This is a plugin introduced in MariaDB 5.5 that logs the errors generated by the SQL statements into a file. This is more specific than the error log, because it only logs SQL errors. Using this plugin is the easiest way to see the errors that occur in a stored routine or trigger.
General query log: SQL statements are logged into this file.
Slow query logs: This log can be configured to store the queries that take more than a given amount of time or do not use any index. It is useful for finding out why an ...
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