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vincecassel
Contributor III
Contributor III

Metadata from a tRunJob

Hi everybody,

 

I'm using Talend 7.1 Big Data and I am making some jobs with tRunJob to better schedule the refresh of the tables but I have a question:

if I want to know some metadata about the tables I'm refreshing, how can I do? (Like number of row, execution date, start execution time, end execution time and error log)

It's possible to insert all these information in a MySQL table?

Thank you

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vincecassel
Contributor III
Contributor III
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I solved!

I put my tStatCatcher on a HashTable, checking "Keep All" and "Append" and it is ok!

(without those checks it didn't work)

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vincecassel
Contributor III
Contributor III
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I found the tStatCatcher that could help me, does anybody know how can I use it? (Taking the start execution time and the end execution time) Must I use a temporary table to make some join?
vincecassel
Contributor III
Contributor III
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I found the tStatCatcher that could help me, does anybody know how can I use it? (Taking the start execution time and the end execution time) Must I use a temporary table to make some join?
Anonymous
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@vincecassel - you have to design a post process framework. You can use tPostJob and then link a subjob all stats you et from tstatcatcher you can usee > tmap> then redirect to DB, simple. does that make sense.
Anonymous
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@vincecassel - you have to design a post process framework. You can use tPostJob and then link a subjob all stats you et from tstatcatcher you can usee > tmap> then redirect to DB, simple. does that make sense.
vincecassel
Contributor III
Contributor III
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Thank you for your reply.

 

I tried using a tPostJob but it looks like it doesn't work well.

Now I'm trying using Hash Table and joining them using Origin (to take the 2 different moments, for the start and end time), but they don't join themselves, although I use the same table with the same records.

vincecassel
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Thank you for your reply.

 

I tried using a tPostJob but it looks like it doesn't work well.

Now I'm trying using Hash Table and joining them using Origin (to take the 2 different moments, for the start and end time), but they don't join themselves, although I use the same table with the same records.

Anonymous
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send your problem statement and screenshot in details
Anonymous
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send your problem statement and screenshot in details
vincecassel
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

I solved!

I put my tStatCatcher on a HashTable, checking "Keep All" and "Append" and it is ok!

(without those checks it didn't work)