ECSProcessTree - A tool to help you read ElastiCube build logs – Sisense Community

ECSProcessTree - A tool to help you read ElastiCube build logs

Kobbi Gal

May 24, 2018 13:50

Sisense ElastiCube Server saves the last 10 build logs for each ElastiCube in the following directory:

C:\ProgramData\Sisense\PrismServer\ElastiCubeProcessLogs

When would I use this tool?

In cases when you want to analyze a build log but Notepad++ just doesn't cut it.
In cases when you want to compare two builds. Classic cases such as comparing initialization times, build increments between different versions, etc.

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Malinda Jepsen May 24, 2018 14:20

Thanks Kobbi! This is so much better than Notepad++.

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Kobbi Gal May 24, 2018 14:21

Glad to assist Malinda!

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Andrew Block May 24, 2018 16:50

Very cool nice work Kobbi!

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Kobbi Gal May 24, 2018 17:27

Thanks Andrew!

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Shawn Springstead June 04, 2018 19:52

Fails to open a lot of my problematic log files, just crashes.

Uploaded it here : https://files.fm/u/6vh49etz

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Andrew Block June 05, 2018 12:59

Shawn I believe this only works on EC build logs did you by chance try it on something else?

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Shawn Springstead June 05, 2018 13:42

No this is a slog file from one of my cubes.

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Kobbi Gal June 06, 2018 17:49

Hi Shawn,

Opening the log, it looks like there's some type of corruption with the log writing that is causing the application to crash:

What version of Sisense are you running?

Does the reader work for other ElastiCube logs? If you lower the build log verbosity level, is it able to open it?

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Shawn Springstead June 06, 2018 17:56

I'm on 7.0.1.

The reader does open other logs, but when my builds fail, I usually get a log like this that can't be opened.
I'm not sure about changing the logging verbosity, I'll remember to try that next time something fails.

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