How Can You Display The Salesforce Session ID In The Apex Debug Log?

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You’re likely familiar with the UserInfo.getSessionId() method in Apex, commonly used for making Webservice calls. However, displaying it for external use can be challenging. When debugging, the log will typically output:

System.debug(UserInfo.getSessionId());
USER_DEBUG [1]|DEBUG|SESSION_ID_REMOVED
System.debug('------' + UserInfo.getSessionId() + '======');
USER_DEBUG [1]|DEBUG|------SESSION_ID_REMOVED======

Even if you concatenate a string to it, you will consistently receive the

SESSION_ID_REMOVED.

However, upon researching online, I discovered a solution that proves effective:

System.debug(UserInfo.getOrganizationId().substring(0, 15) + ' ' + UserInfo.getSessionId().substring(15));

Note the presence of a space concatenating the organization ID and the substring of the session ID. It needs to be removed to ensure the session ID is valid.

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