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Log with time in Talend Open Studio for Data Integration

I want to Log with time in Talend Open Studio for Data Integration.

There is a log4j option in tLogRow.
Can I use it?

If possible, show me how to do it in detail.
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Anonymous
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Hi,

 

   Please refer the below help document link which describes the details of log4j settings.

 

https://help.talend.com/reader/nAXiZW0j0H~2~YApZIsRFw/mh_X7GKiBIpVqK4azL5cwQ

 

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Nikhil Thampi

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akumar2301
Specialist II
Specialist II

hello 

 

TOS doesnot have log4j support.

however there are some custom component which can be used to enable log4j but this will not effect tLogRow results. you need to use tjava whereever you need to log process flow

https://community.talend.com/t5/Design-and-Development/tLog4j-tInitLog4j-How-to-set-max-size-and-fil...

 

if you not keen to use custom component , you could create you own custom Logger routine and use the same . but again it might not effect the talend component behaviour. you need to manage those using tJava.

vapukov
Master II
Master II

Hi,

 

here are two separate questions:

  • log with time (as topic named)
  • log4j in Open Studio

Open Studio does not support log4j, but log and statistic with time - supported

you just need enable collect statistics (errors, statistics, meters) and define components in the Job for which you want collect statistics

https://help.talend.com/reader/eT1URirEr8V_hj9ytQOHvQ/Us3T4rY7xKFJ3gpYIBB1aw

 

After this - you will have a lot of information for debugging and analysis

Also, you can use tWarm to add additional logs into the same destination (console, file or database) - many components support "error message" available as a global variable and you can use those variable to add additional logs

 

cheers