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Workflow Advanced Properties

The workflow advanced properties include properties that define how workflow instances run.

Tracing Level: Determines the amount of detail that appears in the workflow log. You can select a value for the tracing level. Or, you can assign the tracing level to a parameter so that you can define the value of the property in a workflow parameter. The tracing level has a string datatype.
Default is INFO.
The following table describes the workflow tracing levels:

Tracing Level
Description

ERROR
Logs error messages that caused the workflow instance to fail.
The workflow log displays this level as SEVERE.

WARNING
In addition to the error level messages, logs warning messages that indicate failures occurred, but the failures did not cause the workflow instance to fail.
The workflow log displays this level as WARNING.

INFO
In addition to the warning level messages, logs additional initialization information and details about the workflow instance run. Logs task processing details including the input data passed to the task, the work item completed by the task, and the output data produced by the task. Also logs the parameter file name and expression evaluation results for conditional sequence flows.
The workflow log displays this level as INFO.

TRACE
In addition to the info level messages, logs additional details about workflow or task initialization.
The workflow log displays this level as FINE.

DEBUG
In addition to the trace level messages, logs additional details about task input and task output and about the workflow state.
The workflow log displays this level as FINEST.
Enable Recovery: Indicates that the workflow is enabled for recovery. When you enable a workflow for recovery, you can recover a workflow instance if a task with a restart recovery strategy encounters a recoverable error, if you cancel the workflow instance, or if the Data Integration Service process shuts down unexpectedly. When you enable a workflow for recovery, you must define a recovery strategy for each task in the workflow.
Default is disabled.
Automatically Recover Workflows: Indicates that the Data Integration Service process automatically recovers workflow instances that were interrupted by an unexpected service process shutdown. The workflow recovery starts after the Data Integration Service process restarts. You can select this option if the workflow is enabled for recovery.
Default is disabled.

Tracing Level	Description
ERROR	Logs error messages that caused the workflow instance to fail. The workflow log displays this level as SEVERE.
WARNING	In addition to the error level messages, logs warning messages that indicate failures occurred, but the failures did not cause the workflow instance to fail. The workflow log displays this level as WARNING.
INFO	In addition to the warning level messages, logs additional initialization information and details about the workflow instance run. Logs task processing details including the input data passed to the task, the work item completed by the task, and the output data produced by the task. Also logs the parameter file name and expression evaluation results for conditional sequence flows. The workflow log displays this level as INFO.
TRACE	In addition to the info level messages, logs additional details about workflow or task initialization. The workflow log displays this level as FINE.
DEBUG	In addition to the trace level messages, logs additional details about task input and task output and about the workflow state. The workflow log displays this level as FINEST.

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