Difference between system log and application

Hi,
I would like to know the difference between system log and application log.
Also when to use which log ?
Regards,
Jey

hi ,
Refaer the given below link
[LOGS|Re: Who uses Application Logs?;
Hopes this helps
Regards
Ritesh Jha

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