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Step 8: Viewing a job's log file

When a job completes, it creates a log file as a record of the completion. Log files can provide an important audit trail for the execution of the job run. Log files display the Node the job ran on, the time the job was submitted and started and the completion status of the job. It also logs all errors during the job's execution. The log file can be view from the EnterpriseSCHEDULE Explorer or from the Layout.

The following is a sample log file output:

+--------------------------------------------------------------

+ S C H E D U L I N G System V7.6.12 ISE, Inc.

+ ISE Inc.

+

+ Job \cungar\a\summary_a

+

+

+ On node FNT.I-S-E.COM

+ Submitted on May 10, 2016, 14:55

+ Started on May 10, 2016, 14:55

+ Job step 0

+ Set id. 100000

+ Set tag

+ Set parameter

+ Schedule entry 318

+

+

+--------------------------------------------------------------

+

>rem

>rem Test job to just wait a while and then continue

>isesleep.exe 00:01:20

>rem

>echo off

+

+ Completion status is 0

+ Accounting information:

+ Terminate at: May 10, 2016, 14:56

+ Elapsed time: 0-00:01:20.00

+ Charged CPU time: 0-00:00:00.46

In This Section

Viewing the log from the Explorer

Viewing the log from the Layout

Viewing Previous Log Files

See Also

Beginner's Tutorial

Welcome to EnterpriseSCHEDULE

Step 1: Creating a new job

Step 2: Looking at the job

Step 3: Adding commands(script) to the jobs

Step 4: Creating job connections

Step 5: Submitting your first job

Step 6: Monitoring a job

Step 7: Viewing a job's current state