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Interpret the event log

Events logs capture phases of a Celigo sync that help you analyze your data ingestion progress. To view the logs, go to the sync’s integration, click the sync name, and open the Event logs tab.

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Click at the top to select and apply a range of time for filtering the events displayed.

Columns

  • Timestamp: The date and time when this event was completed. (Sort by newest or oldest.)

  • Stage: The point in data ingestion, such as extract and transform, when the event occurred. (Filter by stages.)

  • Type: The category of event detected. You can also filter the list by the available types:

    • All types

    • Data catalog: During the sync, a new column was detected in the source data and, per your schema drift policy, automatically added to the destination table.

    • Schema drift: A schema change was detected in the source data (and any updates to the destination table will depend on how you’ve chosen to automate them in your schema drift policy).

  • Resource: The name of the table or object encountered at the corresponding stage. (Filter by tables.)

  • Action: The event that the sync performed, such as removing a table or expanding a column. (Filter by actions.)

  • View: Click to see a specific trace of the event’s ID and effect in the destination application’s data structure, as demonstrated below.

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Example schema drift event details

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Example data catalog event details