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Hi, I use the server log to follow up on the helth of my PA servers and what I usually do is to scan for the "ERROR" lines in the tm1server.log

What is bothering me is that I have processes that I run on schedule and if certain conditions are met then the run full, else I just stop the process. To do that I have used "ProcessBreak" and based on what I have read it should just send me to Epilog where I can decide on further actions. But what happens in the tm1server.log is that I get an "ERROR" line...se following for process that only runs ProcessBreak:

17792   [4]   ERROR   2024-05-07 10:10:18.480   TM1.Process   Process "TEMP":  finished with ProcessBreak

Is there a way to terminate process without at least getting an "ERROR" id code in the tm1server.log file?

Hi, I use the server log to follow up on the helth of my PA servers and what I usually do is to scan for the "ERROR" lines in the tm1server.log

What is bothering me is that I have processes that I run on schedule and if certain conditions are met then the run full, else I just stop the process. To do that I have used "ProcessBreak" and based on what I have read it should just send me to Epilog where I can decide on further actions. But what happens in the tm1server.log is that I get an "ERROR" line...se following for process that only runs ProcessBreak:

17792   [4]   ERROR   2024-05-07 10:10:18.480   TM1.Process   Process "TEMP":  finished with ProcessBreak

Is there a way to terminate process without at least getting an "ERROR" id code in the tm1server.log file?

Hi Hallbjorn,

I'm a bit hestitant to change this behaviour in TM1 v11.  Right or wrong, we likely have other customers that rely on the Error level log output when a ProcessQuit function is used.  We do agree that ProcessQuit should not generate a log error.  We have opened a work item to track this change for TM1 v12.

Hi, I use the server log to follow up on the helth of my PA servers and what I usually do is to scan for the "ERROR" lines in the tm1server.log

What is bothering me is that I have processes that I run on schedule and if certain conditions are met then the run full, else I just stop the process. To do that I have used "ProcessBreak" and based on what I have read it should just send me to Epilog where I can decide on further actions. But what happens in the tm1server.log is that I get an "ERROR" line...se following for process that only runs ProcessBreak:

17792   [4]   ERROR   2024-05-07 10:10:18.480   TM1.Process   Process "TEMP":  finished with ProcessBreak

Is there a way to terminate process without at least getting an "ERROR" id code in the tm1server.log file?

Stuart, 

I believe that Hallbjorn is using ProcessBreak, not ProcessQuit. 

Hi Hallbjorn,

I'm a bit hestitant to change this behaviour in TM1 v11.  Right or wrong, we likely have other customers that rely on the Error level log output when a ProcessQuit function is used.  We do agree that ProcessQuit should not generate a log error.  We have opened a work item to track this change for TM1 v12.

Hi, I use the server log to follow up on the helth of my PA servers and what I usually do is to scan for the "ERROR" lines in the tm1server.log

What is bothering me is that I have processes that I run on schedule and if certain conditions are met then the run full, else I just stop the process. To do that I have used "ProcessBreak" and based on what I have read it should just send me to Epilog where I can decide on further actions. But what happens in the tm1server.log is that I get an "ERROR" line...se following for process that only runs ProcessBreak:

17792   [4]   ERROR   2024-05-07 10:10:18.480   TM1.Process   Process "TEMP":  finished with ProcessBreak

Is there a way to terminate process without at least getting an "ERROR" id code in the tm1server.log file?