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new Groovy-based tranSMART ETL
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Where is the log #33

Closed Kabenla closed 8 years ago

Kabenla commented 8 years ago

When an ETL job fails, the is a Debug statement that suggests we look at the log.
"Job Failed: See error log for details"

Where is the log located?

jeremy-singer commented 8 years ago

Kabenla,

Sorry I didn’t answer more promptly, I didn’t see your email until now.

There should be a logs directory under the place where you are running the ETL, and in there is a log file. If you have not defined a logs directory, you should do so. I’m not sure that the process will write a log if it doesn’t find such a directory.

Thanks.

Jeremy Singer Senior Developer Thompson Reuters Life Sciences

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When an ETL job fails, the is a Debug statement that suggests we look at the log.

"Job Failed: See error log for details"

Where is the log located?

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Kabenla commented 8 years ago

Thanks for your response,

When you say "under the place where you are running the ETL” are you referring to the path specified in ~/.tm_etl/YOUR_ETL_DIRECTORY?

Kabenla

On Apr 7, 2016, at 2:07 PM, Jeremy Singer notifications@github.com wrote:

you have not defined a logs directory, you should do so. I’m not sure that the process will write a log if it doesn’t find such a directory.

Kabenla commented 8 years ago

Hi Jeremy, Sorry what i meant to was are you referring to the path specified in ~/.tm_etl/Config.groovy by the dataDir variable?

Kabenla Armah

On Apr 7, 2016, at 2:10 PM, Kabenla Armah kabenla@prometsource.com wrote:

Thanks for your response,

When you say "under the place where you are running the ETL” are you referring to the path specified in ~/.tm_etl/YOUR_ETL_DIRECTORY?

Kabenla

On Apr 7, 2016, at 2:07 PM, Jeremy Singer <notifications@github.com mailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

you have not defined a logs directory, you should do so. I’m not sure that the process will write a log if it doesn’t find such a directory.

jeremy-singer commented 8 years ago

No, I think it actually gets put in a directory called “logs” under the directory where you invoke the tm_etl.jar file.

[3:31] as I mentioned, you need a logs directory there.

[3:33] on my instance, it is in /u01/transmart/logs