Amc, Logging and Variable Calling

[dipanjan93]

Hello Community,

I have a couple of questions stated below - 

1. If I do not have AMC enabled on my TAC server, then how can I check logs and errors on TAC?

2. If there are two jobs J1 and J2, J1 has a variable x (not necessarily Global or context) having some integer value, is there a way to call this variable x within job J2?

[Anonymous]

Hello,

Talend Administration Center gives access to the Monitoring node which provides detailed monitoring capabilities.

For more information, please refer to online user guide about:TalendHelpCenter:Monitoring task execution and accessing logs.

For a real-life use case of these features, see Theory into practice: Executing and monitoring a data integration Job.

With your question 2, could you please set an example for us?

Best regards

Sabrina

[dipanjan93]

Hi @xdshi,

Lets say, I have defined and initialized the variable x inside tJava component having a value of 20. Please find the structure below -

tJava -----> int x = 20;

So can i use this variable in my subsequent jobs? (Though I do know that using context variable it is possible to do.)

[ThWabi · Accepted solution]

Hello dipanjan93,

1. If I do not have AMC enabled on my TAC server, then how can I check logs and errors on TAC?

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Using the "Timeline" in TAC, you can call the execution details of a job to see console logging and output. Also available in the JobConductor "Actions" column and the context menu of a job in an execution plan.

2. If there are two jobs J1 and J2, J1 has a variable x (not necessarily Global or context) having some integer value, is there a way to call this variable x within job J2?

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Including your information that the variable is e.g. created in a tJava component, the only way I see is to output this variable into a file in J1 and reading that file in J2.

Best regards,

Thomas