You can enable the log file on Settings- > Document Properties -> General Tab -> On the right, check 'Generate Log file'.
If you want to keep a log for each reload, you can also check the 'Timestamp in logfile name'. Otherwise, the log will be overwritten each time it runs.
The log file will be in the same folder of your qvw and the name will be the same of the .qvw but with the extension .log ( or the name can be name_timestamp.log if you enable the timestamp)
After that, you will need to create a script to interpret the results from the .log
Alternatively, you can use the approach we discussed in this thread:
There, we included a few more steps in the script to store the number of rows that were loaded in selected tables in qvds. Then, you can create an auxiliary qvw to analyse your results.
You can enable the log file on Settings- > Document Properties -> General Tab -> On the right, check 'Generate Log file'.
If you want to keep a log for each reload, you can also check the 'Timestamp in logfile name'. Otherwise, the log will be overwritten each time it runs.
The log file will be in the same folder of your qvw and the name will be the same of the .qvw but with the extension .log ( or the name can be name_timestamp.log if you enable the timestamp)
After that, you will need to create a script to interpret the results from the .log
Alternatively, you can use the approach we discussed in this thread:
There, we included a few more steps in the script to store the number of rows that were loaded in selected tables in qvds. Then, you can create an auxiliary qvw to analyse your results.
