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just4u_sharath
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When i was running a job, i got an error. After making chages and running job again for 5 or 6 times, no error found. But the log which showed the error is gone. I would like to look into that error. Can i retrieve the error in any way
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Post by ray.wurlod »

By "gone" do you mean automatically purged? In that case, the answer is no - it's gone forever.

You might be able to retrieve the log hashed file from system backups and work your way through that, but it would be a tedious process.
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Perhaps 'gone' just means 'outside of the current Filter limits'. Do you have a limit on the number of log records you can display? Does the Director show (Filtered) in the status line?
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Post by just4u_sharath »

chulett wrote:Perhaps 'gone' just means 'outside of the current Filter limits'. Do you have a limit on the number of log records you can display? Does the Director show (Filtered) in the status line?
No i mean log is purged. So if purged i can get the log back only through System Backups. Am i right
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Yes, but... Do you have the skills to restore the hashed file to a separate location, create a VOC pointer to it there, and use SQL to inspect it?

Overwriting a hashed file with one of a different structure on backup media is a Bad Idea, and can lead to corruption.
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