when i throw an exception, e.g.
throw "TimeOut";
it's always logged as "FATAL" in the script.log collection. is there a way to throw the error such that it's logged as warning or debug? thanks!
Hi Ham,
You can use the following to send a debug or warning level message to script.log from your scripts.
//debug level Spark.log.debug("Debug"); //warning level Spark.log.warn("This is a warning");
Thanks,
Liam
thanks. so i guess if i want to throw something and log it as a warning, i should do a catch and log it with Spark.log.warn(). that will work. thanks!
Hamlet Archer
when i throw an exception, e.g.
it's always logged as "FATAL" in the script.log collection. is there a way to throw the error such that it's logged as warning or debug? thanks!
Hi Ham,
You can use the following to send a debug or warning level message to script.log from your scripts.
//debug level Spark.log.debug("Debug"); //warning level Spark.log.warn("This is a warning");Thanks,
Liam
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Hi Ham,
You can use the following to send a debug or warning level message to script.log from your scripts.
//debug level Spark.log.debug("Debug"); //warning level Spark.log.warn("This is a warning");Thanks,
Liam
Hamlet Archer
thanks. so i guess if i want to throw something and log it as a warning, i should do a catch and log it with Spark.log.warn(). that will work. thanks!
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