Hi All,
Can someone help on how to trace/view the ISD jobs logs?
While testing using SOAPUI, I 'am able to get the request and response .
But where do I can find which request got processed or how did the job got processed details? In the admin console, I don't see any tabs related to servicesjobs.
Please let me know if there are any configurations to be done.
Thanks.
ISD jobs trace
...and you can also typically use the "Monitor" function inside of the DataStage Director and see evidence of the requests (as rows) flowing through your ISD Job.
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...and you can also typically use the "Monitor" function inside of the DataStage Director and see evidence of the requests (as rows) flowing through your ISD Job.
Ernie
Ernie
Ernie Ostic
blogit!
<a href="https://dsrealtime.wordpress.com/2015/0 ... ere/">Open IGC is Here!</a>
blogit!
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Thanks for the responses.
Once the datastage quality stage operation Service is deployed, I could see an instance of the job starts running and it waits for the request/response.
Through SOAPUI, I Could see the responses.
But I'm looking are there any ways to look for which webclient tried to request, for how many request did the job ran actually (log details) as in the director the job.instance is still in running state.
Thanks.
Once the datastage quality stage operation Service is deployed, I could see an instance of the job starts running and it waits for the request/response.
Through SOAPUI, I Could see the responses.
But I'm looking are there any ways to look for which webclient tried to request, for how many request did the job ran actually (log details) as in the director the job.instance is still in running state.
Thanks.
Over the years I've seen customers implement a variety of Web Service/SOA monitors, the best of which have been hardward based, such as IBM's DataPower. They intercept incoming web services calls, can alter payloads on the way in or the way out, apply security, etc. I haven't seen a software based one in awhile, but Actional (now owned by Progress Software, as I recall) had a nice aggregation console that looked at such things.
Ernie
Ernie
Ernie Ostic
blogit!
<a href="https://dsrealtime.wordpress.com/2015/0 ... ere/">Open IGC is Here!</a>
blogit!
<a href="https://dsrealtime.wordpress.com/2015/0 ... ere/">Open IGC is Here!</a>