I've a workbench with one reader and one writer. if the traitment is issue i would retrieve the raisons or logs into file (my writer or another file).
Any idea?
Thanks an advance.
FarFar
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Retriev errors
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Hi all,
Best answer by takashi
Hi FarFar,
If you want to write only error messages into a file automatically, define a function to collect error messages in the Sartup Pytnon Script, and write the messages in the Shutdown Script. For example:
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# Startup Python Script
import fmeobjects
# Error message collector.
errorMessages = []
# Callback function
def collectErrorMessages(severity, message):
if severity == fmeobjects.FME_ERROR or severity == fmeobjects.FME_FATAL:
errorMessages.append(message)
# Set the function to the FME LogFile object
logFile = fmeobjects.FMELogFile()
logFile.setCallBack(collectErrorMessages)
logFile = None
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# Shutdown Python Script
if 0 < len(errorMessages):
f = open('C:\\\\tmp\\\\error_log.txt', 'w')
for msg in errorMessages:
f.write('%s\\n' % msg)
f.close()
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Takashi
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- Best Answer
Hi FarFar,
If you want to write only error messages into a file automatically, define a function to collect error messages in the Sartup Pytnon Script, and write the messages in the Shutdown Script. For example:
-----
# Startup Python Script
import fmeobjects
# Error message collector.
errorMessages = []
# Callback function
def collectErrorMessages(severity, message):
if severity == fmeobjects.FME_ERROR or severity == fmeobjects.FME_FATAL:
errorMessages.append(message)
# Set the function to the FME LogFile object
logFile = fmeobjects.FMELogFile()
logFile.setCallBack(collectErrorMessages)
logFile = None
-----
# Shutdown Python Script
if 0 < len(errorMessages):
f = open('C:\\\\tmp\\\\error_log.txt', 'w')
for msg in errorMessages:
f.write('%s\\n' % msg)
f.close()
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Takashi