Viewing Log In Workbook

Rubiscape generates a log of the tasks performed in the background when you run an algorithm. The log shows task name, type, duration, and status. The logs and activity trace are particularly helpful for troubleshooting. It also displays the custom component log for the code fusion nodes. To view the log, follow the steps given below.

1. Open a Workbook. Refer to Opening a Workbook.
2. Click the Run icon () located in the top-right corner of the function pane. The workbook execution starts.
3. During the execution or after completion, click View Log. The summary of Log, Trace, and Custom Component Log is displayed.

Log:

It displays the details such as Task Name, Type, Status, and Row Count for any node.

Click the download icon () to download the Log summary as a CSV file.

Trace:

It displays the details of execution for any node. You can track the error if your execution fails.

Click the download icon () to download the Log summary as a Text file.

Custom Component Log:

It displays the printable code written only in the print2log command. It is visible only for the RubiPython node.
For example, we write the following statement in the RubiPython code editor.

In the Custom Component Log, you see the same statement printed as the summary.

Click the download icon () to download the Log summary as a Text file.

Notes:

The Trace summary shows more details such as the username, workbook name, and timestamp of each activity. The Trace summary shows more details such as the username, workbook name, and timestamp of each activity. The Log Status can have one of these values:  Yet to Start Running Completed, and  Failed Currently, the Custom Component Log can be downloaded for the RubiPython node only. Some browsers download the file directly to the Downloads folder or Notepad (text document). Some browsers ask you to select the location where you want to save your dashboard. Select the destination folder, and then click Save.

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