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I have a process that runs in Windows Scheduler.  The return code when the process finishes is 0x7.  I looked at my Process log and the last two lines in the file show:

07/22/2012 22:12:17   1  28007 O Global     *** Project Execution End: [process_ppo_census_production_v1.ip.xml] completed with errors.
07/22/2012 22:12:17   1  28007 O Global     *** Project Execution Statistics: [process_ppo_census_production_v1.ip.xml] executed in 2 minutes, 22.072 seconds

I have looked all through the log to fine out where these errors were generated, what they are, etc.  I can't find any?  The process runs fine, everything works.  Shouldn't there be a mention of errors somewhere in the log file?  How do I find out what 'errors' this line item is pointing to?

Thanks in Advance.

Windows Scheduler doesn't have visibility to the success of a Data Integrator process running. It only cares about running the job successfully (which is different of course). If you could provide your entire log file its possible to uncover whats going on. You can use Google docs and provide a link if you feel anything in the log file isn't to sensitive. You could also add in more error handling to your process, discover how many errors you are seeing by using the 'On Error' event and logging important information at this point in time.

Thank you for your reply.

There is a subprocess in the process where the error occurs.  I ran the subprocess by itself and there are no errors in the log.  I run the process with the subprocess and then the errror occurs.  All the data seems to work just fine so I don't know what is causing the problems.  When I disable the subprocess step and run the process in the Scheduler I get a 0x0 return code.  When I enable the subprocess it the return code is 0x7.

I have loaded a document that has a screenshot and the log file.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xr-8ojF3Iea-U5y3jMD2GAXGbPiGEuRSKpOfXxfePoQ/edit

I ran the process out of the Process Designer environment and I received no errors in the log file.

 

I wonder if the error is being derived from the relationship between the location of the running parent process to the sub process?  I have the location of the subprocess in a folder one level above the parent process...just thinking out loud...

I wonder if the error is being derived from the relationship between the location of the running parent process to the sub process?  I have the location of the subprocess in a folder one level above the parent process...just thinking out loud...

Have you tried moving the sub-process to the same level?

Thanks for asking. Yes, I have had the process in the same folder.