[resolved] Cannot see row statistics nor trace debug inside Joblets

[Anonymous]

Hello,
I have a job which uses a joblet.
When I run it I cannot see the row statistics inside the joblet
When I try to debug it I cannot see the details inside the joblet
In the studio is it possible to see what happens in the joblet?
Thanks a lot,
Best Regards,
Francois

[Anonymous]

Hi,
You have to use 'use statistics' and 'use logs' in job instead of joblet. The setting only exists in job( Project Settings -> Job Settings -> Stats & Logs ->Tick 'use statistics' and 'use logs).
Best regards
Sabrina

[Anonymous]

Thanks Sabrina do I understand properly?
So you can't see debug or statistic in a Joblet (I mean inside the joblet)?
So maybe I should rephrase my question: how I get more information on what happens in a joblet? I ask that because the output of my joblet is not what I expect.
Best Regards,
Francois

[Anonymous]

Hi,
Actually, joblet is a fragment of job. When generating code, the logic of joblet will be implanted into the job, that means all the information is saved in the current job. You can enable 'use statistics' and 'use logs' in job to check what happens.
Best regards
Sabrina

[Anonymous]

Hello,
I did what you advice put still could not see any row information nor statistic.
I still run on 5.2, may it is the problem
Best Regards
Francois

[Anonymous]

Hi,
As a matter of fact, it depends on your job.
Statistics table records details like begin Time, End Time which is generated by any job.(It does exist in your console, pic 4)
Logs table records the messages from Java Exception, tDie and/or tWarn (prerequisite: there must be an error in your job).
Flow Meter table records the number of rows processed in the defined flow(prerequisite: you have to use tFlowMeter in your job)
Best regards
Sabrina

[Anonymous]

Sorry but maybe what I expect I something I cannot get.
I was expecting to see graphically the number of rows processed and the time needed (see picture one).
I have added a tFlowMeter and I can see indeed some information in only one on step of the subflow (see picture two).
Maybe I still miss something, sorry to bother you with my newbie question. If I cannot get more information, I might create a feature request ...
Best Regards,
Francois

[Anonymous]

Hi,
It seems you are looking for "debug"mode. Could you please have a look at online document TalendHelpCenter:How to run a Job in Java Debug mode.
Don't hesitate to post your issue on forum.
Best regards
Sabrina

[Anonymous]

I still cannot get the information I want. :-(
I do not have more time to spend on this now.
I will close the topic for now, I might reopen it in the future.

[Anonymous]

Hi,
For talend enterprise subscription product, we also provide user with real time statistics TalendHelpCenter:What+are+real+time+statistics and TalendHelpCenter:Accessing+real+time+statistics. Would you mind taking a look at it to see if it is satisfying your needs?

I was expecting to see graphically the number of rows processed and the time needed

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Feel free let me know if there is any further help we can give.
Best regards
Sabrina