syscollector_execution_log (Transact-SQL)

Applies to: SQL Server

Provides information from the execution log for a collection set or package.

Column name Data type Description
log_id bigint Identifies each collection set execution. Used to join this view with other detailed logs. Is not nullable.
parent_log_id bigint Identifies the parent package or collection set. Is not nullable. The IDs are chained in the parent-child relationship, which enables you to determine which package was started by which collection set. This view groups the log entries by their parent-child linkage and indents the names of the packages, so that the call chain is clearly visible.
collection_set_id int Identifies the collection set or package that this log entry represents. Is not nullable.
collection_item_id int Identifies a collection item. Is nullable.
start_time datetime The time that the collection set or package started. Is not nullable.
last_iteration_time datetime For continuously running packages, the last time that the package captured a snapshot. Is nullable.
finish_time datetime The time the run completed for finished packages and collection sets. Is nullable.
runtime_execution_mode smallint Indicates whether the collection set activity was collecting data or uploading data. Is nullable.

Values are:

0 = Collection

1 = Upload
status smallint Indicates the current status of the collection set or package. Is not nullable.

Values are:

0 = running

1 = finished

2 = failed
operator nvarchar(128) Identifies who started the collection set or package. Is not nullable.
package_id uniqueidentifier Identifies the collection set or package that generated this log. Is nullable.
package_name nvarchar(4000) The name of the package that generated this log. Is nullable.
package_execution_id uniqueidentifier Provides a link to the SSIS log table. Is nullable.
failure_message nvarchar(2048) If the collection set or package failed, the most recent error message for that component. Is nullable. To obtain more detailed error information, use the fn_syscollector_get_execution_details (Transact-SQL) function.

Permissions

Requires SELECT for dc_operator.

See Also

Data Collector Stored Procedures (Transact-SQL)
Data Collector Views (Transact-SQL)
Data Collection