tChronometerStop
Operates as a chronometer device that stops calculating the
processing time of one or more subJobs in the main Job, or that
stops calculating the processing time of part of your subJob. tChronometerStop displays the
total execution time.
Measures the time a subJob takes to be executed.
tChronometerStop Standard properties
These properties are used to configure tChronometerStop running in the Standard Job framework.
The Standard
tChronometerStop component belongs to the Logs & Errors family.
The component in this framework is available in all Talend
products.
Basic settings
Since options |
Select either check box to select measurement starting point:
Since the beginning: stops time
Since a tChronometerStart: stops |
Display duration in console |
When selected, it displays subJob execution information on the |
Display component name |
When selected, it displays the name of the component on the |
Caption |
Enter desired text, to identify your subJob for example. |
Display human readable duration |
When selected, it displays subJob execution information in |
Global Variables
Global Variables |
STOPTIME: the stop time to calculate the processing time
DURATION: the processing time of subjob(s). This is a
ERROR_MESSAGE: the error message generated by the A Flow variable functions during the execution of a component while an After variable To fill up a field or expression with a variable, press Ctrl + For further information about variables, see |
Usage
Usage rule |
Cannot be used as a start component. |
Measuring the processing time of a subJob and part of a
subJob
This scenario is a subJob that does the following in a sequence:
- generates 1000 000 rows of first and last names,
- gathers first names with their corresponding last names,
- stores the output data in a delimited file,
- measures the duration of the subJob as a whole,
- measures the duration of the name replacement operation,
- displays the gathered information about the processing time on the
Run log console.
To measure the processing time of the subJob:
- Drop the following components from the Palette onto the design workspace: tRowGenerator, tMap,
tFileOutputDelimited, and tChronometerStop. - Connect the first three components using Main Row links.
tFileOutputDelimited, you will be prompted to
name the output table. The name used in this example is “new_order”.
- Connect tFileOutputDelimited
to tChronometerStop using an OnComponentOk link. - Select tRowGenerator and
click the Component tab to display the
component view. - In the component view, click
Basic settings. The Component tab opens on the Basic settings view by default.
- Click Edit schema to define
the schema of the tRowGenerator. For this
Job, the schema is composed of two columns: First_Name and Last_Name, so click twice the [+] button to add two columns and rename them. - Click the RowGenerator Editor
three-dot button to open the editor and define the data to be generated.
- In the RowGenerator Editor,
specify the number of rows to be generated in the Number
of Rows for RowGenerator field and click OK. The RowGenerator Editor
closes. - You will be prompted to propagate changes. Click Yes in the popup message.
- Double-click on the tMap
component to open the Map editor. The Map editor opens displaying the input metadata
of the tRowGenerator component.
- In the Schema editor panel of
the Map editor, click the plus button of the output table to add two rows and define
them. - In the Map editor, drag the First_Name row
from the input table to the Last_Name row in the output table
and drag the Last_Name row from the input table to the First_Name row in the output table. - Click Apply to save
changes. - You will be prompted to propagate changes. Click Yes in the popup message.
- Click OK to close the
editor.
- Select tFileOutputDelimited
and click the Component tab to display the
component view. - In the Basic settings view,
set tFileOutputDelimited properties as
needed.
- Select tChronometerStop and
click the Component tab to display the
component view. - In the Since options panel of
the Basic settings view, select Since the
beginning option to measure the duration of the subJob as a
whole.
- Select/clear the other check boxes as needed. In this scenario, we
want to display the subJob duration on the console preceded by the component
name. - If needed, enter a text in the Caption field.
- Save your Job and press F6 to
execute it.
tChronometerStop below tRowGenerator, and connecting the latter to tChronometerStop using an OnSubjobOk link.