Data Transformation Engine Map Designer Reference Guide
Chapter 16 - Map Audit Audit Log Contents
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BurstAudit Execution in the Audit Log
The MapAudit > Switch = On and the BurstAudit > Execution = On map
settings produce an audit log with burst execution information. The burst element
provides information on the performance of the burst.
♦ If all input cards have the FetchAs mode of Integral, there is one burst
element in the audit log.
♦ If any input card has the FetchAs mode of Burst, there is one element for
each burst.
The execution log contains the return code of the burst, the amount of time it took
to process the burst (in seconds), and a status of each input and output. The input
and output status include the card number, the bytes processed, the adapter
return code, and the content return code.
For example, if a burst fails because an adapter could not connect, the audit log
defines which adapter failed. If an input is invalid, the content return code
specifies which input is invalid. If an output rule fails, the content return code tells
you which output failed.
A sample of the burst audit execution information in the audit log is:
<Burst count="1">
<ExecutionLog burstreturn="0" ElapsedSec="0.0118">
<inputstatus card="1" bytes="52" adapterreturn="0" contentreturn="0"/>
<inputstatus card="2" bytes="69" adapterreturn="0" contentreturn="0"/>
<outputstatus card="1" bytes="119" adapterreturn="0" contentreturn="0"/>
</ExecutionLog>
</Burst>
BurstAudit Data in the Audit Log
The MapAudit > Switch = On and the BurstAudit > Data = On map settings
produce an audit log with burst audit data information. The burst audit data
information includes a burst count, the card number, the object index, the audit
log status code, the object level, the size of the object, and the object name.