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  • 1.  Identifying specific nodes to specific temp data brd files

    Posted 12 days ago

    Hi, i wonder if it's possible to identify which node in a workflow that is connected to the corresponding temp data file that is generated in the executions directory at the server, installation directory.

    I can see that, each node generates 1 file each.

    But it is hard, to see which node that is connected to which file, unless you look at the data manually.

    Best regards



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    Henrik Borg
    E.ON Sverige AB
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  • 2.  RE: Identifying specific nodes to specific temp data brd files

    Employee
    Posted 8 days ago

    I wish there were a clear link. 

    I generally have to use the timing of when the node ran with the last modified date.  And what this looks like for me is running a single node manually and then looking at the latest few temp files created.



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    Ernest Jones
    *Precisely Software Inc.
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  • 3.  RE: Identifying specific nodes to specific temp data brd files

    Posted 8 days ago

    Hi and thanks for the answer, i can see that each file is saved with a specific ID in the filename(1 per node).

    This ID isn't obtainable in the postgres database? If i remember correctly the LNA files are saved there etc..

    There isn't any information there, i can use as a mapping key(for the specific node brd files within a workflow) ?



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    Henrik Borg
    E.ON Sverige AB
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  • 4.  RE: Identifying specific nodes to specific temp data brd files

    Posted 8 days ago

    Hi
    When you are looking at the flow in the front end, when you click on a node there is a "View Node Log" link in the right hand side panel


    This opens a dialog that contains the path to the output cached output brd file(s)

    Or where you looking for something more central to query?




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    Lee Wadwell
    Singtel Optus Pty Ltd
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