How to capture performance statistics of a job

[RAJEEV KATTA]

The privileges for viewing my job are disabled in designer and I want to capture the statistics of no of records been processed for each stage/link.
I have used the dsdesign command below to get that

dsdesign.exe /H=192.168.134.75 /U=user1 /P=pass1 project1 job1 /R /RP= C:\new\ /RX

when I run this command I see that the bitmap image gets created with the job design but the performance statistics are not captured in the bit map image.

Is something or some option is missing or is there anyway within dsjob option which can do that.

[chulett]

You can't get that information from that "report". You need to either farm the logs or query the appropriate links directly for their counts. Exactly what "statistics" are you interested in?

[RAJEEV KATTA]

If there are three stages for example seq file-->AGG-->Dataset.I want to know how many records are being read from seq file,whats the input records count to aggregator and then with how many records the dataset is getting created.I need the row count of each stage/link.

[ray.wurlod]

You can't get that information from that "report". You need to either farm the logs or query the appropriate links directly (for example using DSGetLinkInfo() function or dsjob -linkinfo command) for their counts.

[kduke]

dsjob -report XML

is what you need. You need to give it project and job name. XML is optional.

[Shruthi]

Hi Rajeev, I had the same scenario and it was done in after job routines using DSGetLinkInfo() function.

[RAJEEV KATTA]

If I run dsjob -report XML where does this gets created on the local directory if no directory is specified while running

[ray.wurlod]

Use a redirection operator to generate the report to wherever you require. Don't forget to redirect stderr to the same file.