Difference between revisions of "Black Box"
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==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
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If an indevidual process was told to dump its state and <code>[[Configuration System|logdir]]</code> was set to "<code>E:\Logs\</code>" then the dump file would be something like this:<br /> | If an indevidual process was told to dump its state and <code>[[Configuration System|logdir]]</code> was set to "<code>E:\Logs\</code>" then the dump file would be something like this:<br /> | ||
<code>E:\Logs\Truxton\\Debug Dumps\\20230523_174359_Process_1234_DebugDump.xml</code> | <code>E:\Logs\Truxton\\Debug Dumps\\20230523_174359_Process_1234_DebugDump.xml</code> | ||
Revision as of 10:53, 28 May 2023
The Truxton ETL processes have a "black box" that contains information about the process. It is a process equivalent of an aircraft black box. The contents are dumped upon request to an XML file.
Dump File Location
The state information will be written to a file in a folder named "Truxton\\Debug Dumps" with a timestamp and process id in the filename.
If the logdir option was not set, the root folder for the dump folder will be in the Program Data folder, usually the hidden C:\ProgramData folder.
Examples
Individual Process
If an indevidual process was told to dump its state and logdir was set to "E:\Logs\" then the dump file would be something like this:
E:\Logs\Truxton\\Debug Dumps\\20230523_174359_Process_1234_DebugDump.xml
