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  • 1.  Node Run Times

    Employee
    Posted 05-13-2018 20:02

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    Originally posted by: Carl_Morris

    Hello,
    Is it possible to output to log file the length of time a node has taken to complete?
    I know I can look at each node, but we have many nodes and this would take a long time.
    I am trying to identify nodes that are taking a long time to complete, so I look at how we can improve the process.
    Thanks,
    Carl


  • 2.  RE: Node Run Times

    Employee
    Posted 05-14-2018 05:39

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    Originally posted by: awilliams1024

    Hi Carl,

    You could try parsing the .brs file for the graph as the file will contain the starttime, endtime and elapsedtime values for each node in the data flow, for example:

    BRSVersion:1

runname:default

begin:runprops
end:runprops

node:5af17df730cd2a44
exitcode:0
state:Done
elapsedtime:561
starttime:1525775929000
endtime:1525775930000
iterationcount:1
output:out1=file:c:/Lavastorm/LAETemp/tmp/admin/unnamed/default/temp.QQ04BP1S.8612.0.1525775929843.5af17df730bf2a44.brd
linecount:out1=20
columnnames:out1=color	id	type	rand	junk
columntypes:out1=string	bint	string	bint	string
tempfile:errorlogfile=file:c:/Lavastorm/LAETemp/tmp/admin/unnamed/default/temp.QQ04BP1S.8444.12.1525775929453.5af17df730bf2a44.log
end:5af17df730cd2a44
    In the case of graphs run in BRE you can find the .brs files in the /BRE/brs sub-folder of the installation's LAETemp folder.


  • 3.  RE: Node Run Times

    Employee
    Posted 05-17-2018 18:22

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    Originally posted by: Carl_Morris

    Thanks, I will try that.