The Logging view displays warnings, info messages, and error messages that were generated during job execution and written to the log file.

In the logging settings, you can adjust the number of entries displayed and filter the messages as needed.

Use the <Clear all events> button to clear the displayed list. However, the underlying log file remains unchanged.

Each event in the list contains the following information:

  • Time at which the entry was created in the log file

  • Job that ibaDatCoordinator has just executed (empty if not applicable)

  • Task that the job performed (blank if not applicable)

  • Dataset that was loaded by the task (empty, if not applicable)

  • Message text in the color of the respective message type:

    • Green: Information

    • Orange: Warning

    • Red: Error

Table options

You can sort and filter all columns in the log table. If a filter is active in the table, an additional line with the filter definition is displayed at the bottom of the table.

Right-click in the table to open a context menu with the following commands:

Open in ibaAnalyzer

Opens the processed file with ibaAnalyzer for further analysis.

This command is only available if the file can be found in its original location.

Show full path

When enabled, the full path is displayed for all files shown in the table. Otherwise, only the file name will be displayed.

Clear filters

Resets active filters in the table.
Log files

While executing a task, ibaDatCoordinator creates a log of the internal processes and saves it in the form of log files on the hard disk.

Use the <Open log file> button to open the current log file with the standard text editor. The log files can be found in the following directory:

C:\ProgramData\iba\ibaDatCoordinator\Log

If you have installed ibaDatCoordinator as a standalone executable file, the name of the current log file is ibaDatCoordinatorLog.txt. If ibaDatCoordinator is installed as a service, you will find two log files ibaDatCoordinatorLog_client.txt and ibaDatCoordinatorLog_server.txt in the directory.

Previous log files have names with date and time included.