Is there an out-of-box way to automagicly report , using RC, the last time that an ETL PF Ran?

Or, do I do something like this,? If so, what are the items in the {} brackets?

TABLE FILE {ETL LOG FILE}
BY HIGHEST 5 {ETL END TIME}
WHERE MY_PF EQ 'DOUGS_ETL_PF'
END

Thanks, Doug

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All that I really want to get is the date/time stamp of the last execution of an ETL PF.

Doug

Try this..


TABLE FILE ETLLOG
SUM REQ_NAME
BY HIGHEST DATE
WHERE REQ_NAME EQ 'DOUGS_ETL_PF'
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML
END


The master file for the etllog can be found in the following directory \ibi\srv82\home\catalog

That's what I was hoping for... However, all I get back for 'REQ_NAME' is RMUDBLOD, rmusavlg, and blanks with seemingly good timestamps (20180923052409000000).

The subject line of than email is something like this: "(ICM18764) Request kgp_doug/lee_master_delta_pf failed; RC = 60002"

Here's a few lines.

20190211210021000000 RMUDBLOD RMUDBLOD 
20190211210002000000 RMUDBLOD RMUDBLOD 
20190211210002000000 rmusavlg rmusavlg 
20190211210001000000 rmusavlg rmusavlg 
20190210210018000000 RMUDBLOD RMUDBLOD 
20190210210017000000 RMUDBLOD RMUDBLOD 
20190210210002000000 RMUDBLOD RMUDBLOD 

Here's the code:

TABLE FILE ETLLOG
SUM REQ_NAME
BY HIGHEST DATE
BY REQ_NAME
-*WHERE REQ_NAME EQ 'DOUGS_ETL_PF'
ON TABLE SET BYDISPLAY ON
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML
END

Hmmmmm that is the only field other than JOBNAME in that master and JOBNAME is not helpful. I saw valid values for REQ_NAME when I run it on my system

I'm not sure. But, there may be something that can be added to the ETL process itself.

I gotta learn more about the ETL processing...

I'm checking to see if there's something that can be added to the ETL process itself.

I'm open to any suggestions... insight...

Doug

There is a second table that may help. I see the same request name as I did in the etllog file though, but I wanted to make you aware of it..


TABLE FILE ETLSTATS
SUM S_REQ_NAME
BY HIGHEST 1 STAT_STRT_T
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML
END


Thanks for the ETLSTATS... But, we're still not there yet.

I'll give this post a little more time before I close it.

Doug,
The best way to obtain a response to this type of questions is to open a Hottrack case.

Thanks, Marina.

Yep, "The best way to obtain a response to this type of questions is to open a Hottrack case."

"I'll give this post a little more time before I close it." I'll do that when my priorities permit, Maybe this week.