Re: [Condor-users] DAGMan debug levels

["Horvatth Szabolcs" <szabolcs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the info Peter. I'm still having problems with DAGMan on windows (both 6.6.10 and 6.7.8)
when using the -maxjobs value: sometimes the DAGMan job completes before submitting all child jobs 
into the queue. Which debug level do you suggest to find out what might be going on and cause the problem?

Cheers,
Szabolcs


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On 7/11/2005 at 10:50 AM Peter F. Couvares wrote:

>The higher the debug level, the more info you get. ;)
>
>To be a bit more helpful, here are the internal names corresponding to 
>each debug level:
>
>   /** NEVER output, except for usage info */ DEBUG_SILENT  = 0,
>   /** Very quiet, only severe errors */      DEBUG_QUIET   = 1,
>   /** Normal output, errors and warnings */  DEBUG_NORMAL  = 2,
>   /** Errors, and all warnings */            DEBUG_VERBOSE = 3,
>   /** Basic debug output */                  DEBUG_DEBUG_1 = 4,
>   /** Outer Loop Debug */                    DEBUG_DEBUG_2 = 5,
>   /** Inner Loop Debug */                    DEBUG_DEBUG_3 = 6,
>   /** Rarely Used Debug */                   DEBUG_DEBUG_4 = 7,
>
>I'll see about briefly documenting these in the next release -- thanks 
>for pointing out that they're missing.
>
>In practice, unless you're a debugging DAGMan internals, anything 
>higher than "3" (DEBUG_VERBOSE) is not going to be helpful.  I'd 
>recommend DEBUG_VERBOSE for normal use, because it's nice for 
>post-mortem analysis if anything goes wrong with DAGMan.  I'd only 
>lower it if the logs get too big.
>
>-Peter
>
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