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Manage export logs

Last update: Thu Jan 04 2024 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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Export logs provide details about each export, and are generated any time Analysis Workspace data is exported to the cloud. (For information about how data can be exported to the cloud, see Export Customer Journey Analytics reports to the cloud.)

For scheduled exports, logs reflect the export settings as they were when the log was sent. Logs cannot be deleted.

View export logs

  1. In Customer Journey Analytics, select Components > Exports.

  2. Select the Logs tab.

    Export window showing the Logs tab

    Details for each log are displayed in the available columns.

  3. Do any of the following:

Filter and search for logs

To find information you need, you can either filter the list of logs or search for a log.

Filter the list of logs

  1. In Customer Journey Analytics, select Components > Exports.

  2. Select the Logs tab.

  3. Select the Filter icon.

    Exports window showing the Filter list by Account type

    You can filter by the following criteria:

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    Filter Description
    Export ID Specify the export ID of the export log you want to view.
    Account type

    The account type that the log is associated with. The following account types are available:

    • AEP Data Landing Zone
    • Amazon S3 Role ARN
    • Azure SAS
    • Azure RBAC
    • Google Cloud Platform
    • Snowflake

    .
    Status

    The status of the export. The following statuses are available:

    • Pending: A specific instance of an export has been started but is not yet complete.

      Re-running an export that has a status of Pending will delay the export process.

    • Completed: A specific instance of an export has finished processing and is available in the export account.

    • Failed

      Various situations can result in a failed export. Hover over the Failed status to see details about the failure.

      For more information about possible reasons for a failure, see Troubleshoot failed exports.

Search for logs

  1. In Customer Journey Analytics, select Components > Exports.

  2. Select the Logs tab.

  3. In the search field, begin typing any information associated with the log you’re searching for. You can search for data from any column available in the table.

Edit an export

You can edit the export associated with a specific log.

This option is not available when selecting multiple logs.

  1. In Customer Journey Analytics, select Components > Exports.

  2. Select the Logs tab.

  3. Locate the log that is associated with the export you want to edit.

  4. Select the Edit export icon export log icon next to the log name.

    Or

    Select the checkbox next to the log, then select Edit export.

Configure columns

You can add or remove columns on the Logs tab to configure what information is displayed.

Select a column header to sort the logs by that column. By default, logs are sorted by the date and time the export started.

To configure columns on the Logs tab:

  1. In Customer Journey Analytics, select Components > Exports.

  2. Select the Logs tab.

  3. Select the Customize table icon customize table in the upper-right of the Logs page.

    The following columns are available:

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    Available column Description
    Export name The name of the export. Users give exports a name when they create them, as described in Export Customer Journey Analytics reports to the cloud.
    Export ID The ID automatically assigned to the export when it is created.
    Instance ID The ID of the Customer Journey Analytics instance.
    Data view name The name of the data view associated with the export. Users can select the data view when they create the export, as described in Export Customer Journey Analytics reports to the cloud.
    Number of files The number of files included in the export.
    Size

    The size of the export.

    The file size is calculated with a base of 1024, which is sometimes represented as KIB and MIB. If your cloud provider calculates size with a base of 1000, this may result in the size displayed in your cloud provider being slightly different from the size displayed here.
    Location The location on the account where the data was exported.
    Account The account where the data was exported.
    Status The status of the export. Available statuses are Pending, Delivered, and Failed.
    Date delivered The date when the export took place.
    Account type The type of cloud account where the data was exported. Available account types are Amazon S3 Role ARN, Google Cloud Platform, Azure SAS, Azure RBAC, Snowflake, and Adobe Experience Platform.
    Number of rows The number of rows included in the exported table.

  4. Ensure that any columns you want to display are selected. Selected columns appear on the Logs page and display the relevant information.

View audit logs

Full-table exports are also tracked in the Customer Journey Analytics audit logs.

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