user120353: I cannot download the entire block chain (I’ve tried four times now and failed) so I can’t replace my encrypted old wallet.dat file into  the blockchain and do the rescan to check my coin balance. My question is, can I find my Bitcoin address in the debug.log file. Is there a way to use the information in this file to check my Bitcoin balance?

user105152: I don't think you'll find your address(es) in debug.log, but you can use the listaddressgroupings command without needing to download the blockchain. Open the debug window in bitcoin-qt and type "listaddressgroupings" (or use bitcoin-cli).
You can inspect the balance in each of the addresses using a standard blockchain explorer like https://mempool.space/.

120353: <p>I cannot download the entire block chain (I’ve tried four times now and failed) so I can’t replace my encrypted old wallet.dat file into  the blockchain and do the rescan to check my coin balance. My question is, can I find my Bitcoin address in the debug.log file. Is there a way to use the information in this file to check my Bitcoin balance?</p>
 105152: <p>I don't think you'll find your address(es) in debug.log, but you can use the <em>listaddressgroupings</em> command without needing to download the blockchain. Open the debug window in bitcoin-qt and type &quot;listaddressgroupings&quot; (or use bitcoin-cli).</p>
<p>You can inspect the balance in each of the addresses using a standard blockchain explorer like <a href="https://mempool.space/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://mempool.space/</a>.</p>
