when does apache write to the access log?

If a given GET/POST is not recorded in access_log, does this guarantee
that apache did not receive the incoming request on the network side?
Or does apache delay writing to access_log until the underlying module
(e.g. mod_php) returns? The second scenario would suggest that
absence of an access_log record could be due either to a problem
before apache received the request, or within the called module.
Thanks.
.

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