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The public Pipeline Monitoring API can get you much of that information.
Go to Oracle Marge view and add output view. After that use aggregate snap for count.
- SpiroTaleski6 years agoValued Contributor
Hi @pranil2k2
You can try by opening the error view for Oracle Merge Snap(meaning that all the error rows will be routed in that view). In that way you will isolate the pipeline from failing.
As an output of the Oracle Merge Snap you will get all successful records.
To count the records from output you can use :
- snap.out.totalCount - you will get total number of documents that have passed through.
- Use Aggregate Snap(function Count) on some unique column(field).
Regards,
Spiro
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