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Hi,
I got the following flow:
tFileList ==> (Iterate 6 time) ==> tFileInputXML ==> tSoap ==> tFileOutputXML
I want to know the execution time for each request sent to the tSoap componentO. How can I proceed?
Thanks
Hello @Frédéric Pouget
You can use a tChronometerStart before tFileInputXML and a tChronometerStop after tFileOutputXML and it will display the duration between start and stop on the console.
However, this will count the time for the whole subJob and not just tSoap component.
A way to measure the execution time for tSoap is to enable "tStatCatcher Statistics" on the component advanced settings.
Then you can use a tStatCatcher to catch the begin and end time of tSoap execution and redirect it to any output you like.
Or, instead of using tStatCatcher component, you can check the "Stats & Logs" configuration on Job view tab.
Thanks tStatCatcher catch the duration for the tSoap component, but now I don't now how can I join the duration results to the corrects input files (from my tFileList).
How can I proceed?