Log file when import Apex application

Is there any way to find out which line ApEx is choking on during the install? Is there a log kept anywhere?

Hello Adam,
Are you sure the filename you pass in your where clause is the same as the one you can see when you do select * ?
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>
I'd like to solicit some ideas from you folks. As many of you are probably
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John Jamison
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353 Sacramento Street, Suite 1360
San Francisco, CA 94111
415 392 7243 x 508
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>
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