I have a pipeline with a conditional activity that sometimes shows errors on a look-up but is designed to continue and complete. I only want to show errors when the whole pipeline fails via the alerting. I'm getting an error alert for each activity failure which is how it's set up but for this pipeline I would like to exclude that activity only.
is it possible to name that activity somehow in a exclusion list?
I'm getting an error alert for each activity failure which is how it's set up but for this pipeline I would like to exclude that activity only.
You cannot exclude alert for any Particular activity else you can set alert for a particular activity.
As you mention in the question your pipeline contains such activity that might fail but pipeline runs successfully. In that situation you can set trigger for whole pipeline failure sot that alert would trigger if pipeline failed to execute\complete not if pipeline completed successfully.
Example:
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I am having issue where when I trigger a hangfire task it doesn't process. It shows as fetched but not queued.
If I fully delete the hangfire schema and restart my application then I am able to run the task to completion but then subsequent triggered tasks go into the same fetched state.
If I look in succeeded then there is a count for a succeeded task but nothing shows:
The code itself executes fine (on first attempt after schema built). It looks like some error is happening on task completion but I see no error in the logs.
I am using Hangfire.PostgreSQL provider.
How can I fix/debug this?
I want to know if there is any way to have 2 "manual jobs", in the same stage, and if one is triggered, the second is canceled.
Basically, what I want to do is to have 2 "manual jobs", one for continue my pipeline, and if it is triggered, the pipeline continue and the second "manual job" is canceled.
Or if the second manual job is the triggered, the first manual job is canceled and the pipeline stop.
I tried many thing but it doesn't seem to work and I didn't find topic about this kind of problematic.
I believe you can use Directed Acyclic Graph to make sure job 2 and job 3 do not start until manual job 1 finishes successfully, but as far as I know there is no way to easily cancel one job from another.
You could try using Jobs API, but I'm not sure how to get ID of manual job 1 from manual job 2 and vice versa.
Cancelling the entire pipeline would be easy. All you need for that is to use predefined variable CI_PIPELINE_ID (or CI_PIPELINE_IID - I'm not sure which would be the right one) and Pipeline API.
Edit: I suppose, knowing the Pipeline ID, you could get all the jobs for the pipeline with Jobs API and then parse the JSON into a map of Job names to IDs and finally use this map to cancel all jobs you want canceled.
SQL Jobs are running from the SQL Agent. At this moment, we don't have the Email Notification configured for failure from the SQL Job.
I am considering to fetch the errors from the log table. Further then to have a stored procedure to generate the error report.
select top 10 * from msdb.dbo.sysjobhistory
How to log the SQL Job failure to the Log Table? What will happen, when a job is scheduled to run for every 5 mins and the error will get updated (or) error will get inserted as new record?
Follow these steps:
Open Properties of job
Go under Steps
Get into the step by pressing Edit button
Navigate under Advanced
Change the on Failure Action to Quit the job reporting failure
Then Check Log To table
I ran into the limitations of the built-in logs, job history, etc., where it doesn't capture when a step fails, but the job itself doesn't.
Based upon this sqlshack article, I built and implemented something very similar which maintains a permanent history of job/step failures, etc., even if you delete a job/step. This solution will even notify when this job fails.
Best of luck!
i have an issue that , i ran multiple data flow tasks in single control flow, if 5 out of 5 source alive it works fine but any one source is dead, it is not executing remaining 4 source flows,how to run which ever is alive should run smoothly when ever we are executing the job
I am assuming that the 5 data flows are all connected together on the control flow. The desire is to have all 5 data flows execute, regardless of success or failure of the previous data flow.
To accomplish this, you will need to change the Precedence Constraint from the current value of Success (green) to Completion (blue). To access the Precedence Constraint Editor, double click the connector line and you should see the following.
Another option is to place all 5 data flow tasks in a sequence container and have them run in parallel (by not connecting them to each other). It would look something like this:
I am using SQL Server 2008 and I am writing a SQL Server Agent Job. In my Job, there are 3 steps and in each step I will execute a store procedure. I noticed that in default Notification setting, it write information to Windows event log only when it fails.
My question is, any easy solutions to write both success and fail information of each step to windows event log or somewhere to easily monitored? My job runs daily and I need the information for both success and fail to ensure my job runs.
thanks in advance,
George
The Notifications in the job properties also allows you to pick an action when the job succeeds! That button to the right is a dropdown, really - you can pick various outcomes, e.g. write to event log when it fails, and send an e-mail when it succeeds.
If you choose the "If job completes" option, I believe the action (write to event log, send e-mail etc.) will be triggered in both cases - success and failure.
Marc
PS: maybe this here helps?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms191130.aspx
If you want to notify an operator by e-mail, check E-mail, select an operator from the list, and then select one of the following:
* When the job succeeds to notify the operator when the job completes successfully.
* When the job fails to notify the operator when the job completes unsuccessfully.
* When the job completes to notify the operator regardless of completion status.