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Hi,
I just need to know what the 'time' referes in azure data factory output logs ?
it is not equal with the actual time.
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@Anonymous Hello and welcome to Microsoft Q&A.
As I understand you want a definition of this "time" metric. Is this coming from the output of Data Flow activity in pipeline, or something else?
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I have determined the "time" property found under each stage, is how many milliseconds each stage took to process.
I ran a data flow, and extracted the activity output, and then checked under monitoring details as seen in below screenshots. For ease of reading, the activity output is abbreviated.
Hi Martin,
Thanks for the answer.
But as i see,processung time is 12 second and sum of logs is 6+1+1=8.
How can i get this 12 second ?
And another question is about time difference.When i debug a pipeline i see runtime process is like below 4.42
But when i click it's log i see like 28 second.
What they referred ?
Does no one knows it really ?
@Anonymous Processing time is only one component of total time. There is time taken to allocate the compute resources and prepare the environment for actual work.
There is other overhead. There is write and read time. You can click the binoculars for some of the breakdown. Other breakdown can be found in the output.