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9. Configuring the Log Record Error step
9. Configuring the Log Record Error step

Configure a log to record completion and error events

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All Synatic flows contain a Log Record Error step at the end of each flow by default. This step is used for logging the records that are processed during a flow run. A tally is kept of records that are completed successfully, records that are in error, and records that were excluded or skipped due to filtering. Other dataset line items that represent headers and footers are also logged.

The step can also be configured to limit the number of records logged if you just want to create a brief snapshot of the records processed.


Configuration selection

Click on the Edit icon in the Log Record Error step to open the configuration dialog which is in the below image. The Max number of records can be increased and it is a total amount of all the ticked/selected events that does get logged.

Event Settings

The following event settings are used to apply various logging operations during a flow run.

Logging many collections of run operations may lead to performance and security issues. You should only log operations when absolutely necessary.


Options

This option is deselected by default.

  • You can select and use this option to log all records that are successfully processed.

This option is selected by default.

  • This option is used to log all records that contain errors in the flow process.

  • Deselect this option to exclude all records that contain errors.

This option is deselected by default.

  • You can select and use this option to log all filtered and excluded records from the flow process.

This option is deselected by default.

  • You can select and use this option to log all line items that are identified as a header within the dataset.

This option is deselected by default.

  • You can select and use this option to log all line items that are identified as a footer within the dataset.

Max

Use this option to set the maximum number of records to enter into the log during any one run. It is the total amount of all the ticked/selected events.

This option is deselected by default and includes the record details in the log.

  • You can select and use this option to remove the record details from the log and retain only record headers.

This option is deselected by default.

  • You can select and use this option to save any parameters associated with the flow in the log.


Advanced Mode

Batch Size

Use this option to set the number of records to cache before submitting to the log.


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