Debug information is very valuable information for a programmer. The information gives an in-depth look into what is happening inside the program. Troubleshooting problems is made a lot easier as the programmer can see step by step what the program is doing.
Debug info is enabled on a per template basis. To enable debug info collection take the following steps:

Debug information collects a lot of info, it is advised not to use it with large imports, rather use a small sample of a few records.
The debug output has changed in version 2.1. In version 2.1 you can download the debug log by going to:
The debug output will be shown at the bottom of the page after the import is complete. The output looks like:
Version: 1.6
Using template: Product Import
Using delimiter: ^
Using enclosure: ~
Not skipping the first line
Not skipping default value
Overwriting data
Use column headers for configuration
Preview used
Doing a regular import
Field: attribute_values
Field: product_sku
Field: manufacturer_name
Field: product_price
Field: product_name
Field: product_s_desc
Field: product_publish
Field: product_special
Field: category_path
Field: product_desc
Field: product_full_image
Field: product_thumb_image
Using the first line to setup the required fields
Going into normal upload
Check if the product exists: Show/hide query
SELECT product_id FROM #__vm_product WHERE product_sku='prod003'
Updating the product with new data: Show/hide query
UPDATE #__vm_product SET product_desc = '<hr2>HR-028-R2</h2><h5>© 2008,
Mankaho</h5>DESCRIPTION', product_full_image = 'poali003_Promo1.jpg', product_name =
'HR-028-R2', product_publish = 'N', product_s_desc = 'HR-028-R2', product_sku =
'prod003', product_special = 'N', product_thumb_image = 'prod_Thumb.jpg', mdate=
UNIX_TIMESTAMP(NOW()) WHERE product_sku='prod003'
Once the debug output is generated it is ready for analysis and can be posted on the forum along with the description of the problem.