I have a piece of FME log message: 2018-05-16 13:20:18| 0.1| 0.0|INFORM|FME Configuration: Reader Keyword is `MULTI_READER'
I can guess all of the pieces except for 0.0 and 0.1. Does anyone have a clue?
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How to interpret FME log message?
+2Best answer by david_r
Taken from the FME Desktop training manual:
Log timestamps indicate the absolute date and time for each step of the translation process. They also show the time taken by FME to process the previous stage and the cumulative time taken to reach that point in the translation.
Unfortunately, the text has the order of the timings slightly backwards, it's like this:
- In your example, 0.1 is the cumulative time taken to reach that point in the translation, and
- 0 is the time taken by FME to process the previous stage
It's easier to understand the relationship between the two values if you have a complete log file to look at.
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Taken from the FME Desktop training manual:
Log timestamps indicate the absolute date and time for each step of the translation process. They also show the time taken by FME to process the previous stage and the cumulative time taken to reach that point in the translation.
Unfortunately, the text has the order of the timings slightly backwards, it's like this:
- In your example, 0.1 is the cumulative time taken to reach that point in the translation, and
- 0 is the time taken by FME to process the previous stage
It's easier to understand the relationship between the two values if you have a complete log file to look at.
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david_r wrote:
Taken from the FME Desktop training manual:
Log timestamps indicate the absolute date and time for each step of the translation process. They also show the time taken by FME to process the previous stage and the cumulative time taken to reach that point in the translation.
Unfortunately, the text has the order of the timings slightly backwards, it's like this:
- In your example, 0.1 is the cumulative time taken to reach that point in the translation, and
- 0 is the time taken by FME to process the previous stage
It's easier to understand the relationship between the two values if you have a complete log file to look at.
redgeographics wrote:
I'd like to add that those log timings don't go any more detailed than 0.1 second, in reality it might be much faster.
+2david_r wrote:
Taken from the FME Desktop training manual:
Log timestamps indicate the absolute date and time for each step of the translation process. They also show the time taken by FME to process the previous stage and the cumulative time taken to reach that point in the translation.
Unfortunately, the text has the order of the timings slightly backwards, it's like this:
- In your example, 0.1 is the cumulative time taken to reach that point in the translation, and
- 0 is the time taken by FME to process the previous stage
It's easier to understand the relationship between the two values if you have a complete log file to look at.
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