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Parses errors from a SessionLog file

Overview Parameters Example 1

Description

This program will take a SessionLog file as an input, parse for the error groups and output a new file that contains Session Information that have errors.

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History

Trent Hare1994-12-20 Original Version
Steven Koechle2007-11-01 Converted from Isis 2 to Isis 3
Steven Koechle2008-06-13 Added PvlKeyword to top of print file that says how many errors the print file contains. This value is also printed to the screen.

Parameter Groups

Files

Name Description
FROM Session Log file in Pvl format
TO Output file to contain errors.

Settings

Name Description
APPEND Should output file be appended
X

Files: FROM


Description

The file is a default session log file output by Isis 3. This file is in PVL format.

Type filename
File Mode input
Default print.prt
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X

Files: TO


Description

This file will be in Pvl format and contain the Session Logs from Isis 3 program runs that had errors.

Type filename
File Mode output
Default errors.prt
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X

Settings: APPEND


Description

This option allows the user to decide whether to append the output file or not.

Type boolean
Default false
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Example 1

Parsing errors out of a SessionLog file

Description

This example shows how to get the error sessions from a session log file

Command Line

errors from=run.log to error.log
Running errors in the command line mode with the both parameters "FROM" and "TO" set.

Data Files

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Input to errors This is the input file to errors generated by running random isis applications. By default this filename is print.prt
Output from errors This is the output captured in "error.log". This file contains error sessions from the input log. By default this filename is errors.prt