Where are the Planning logs?

We are on Planning 11.1.1.3.
where are the Planning logs?
Some are here:
hyperion\logs\services\HyS9Planning-sysout.log
hyperion\logs\services\HyS9Planning-syserr.log
Are the rest in Tomcat directory?

Hi,
Have a look at below post:
Re: Log file locations - Planning/Workspace
Cheers,
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