To import events, go to Customer Data > Events in the left navigation. Click the Import Events icon and then click +Event Import.
Click an event to view the various import tasks for the event.
The status for each import task is shown on the Events imports page along with an overall status that identifies which state the task is in.
A task can be in one of the following four statuses:
Status | Description |
Draft | The task is saved along with the configuration but not launched as yet. This is an inactive state. |
Launched | The task is active. If it is a recurring task, the task remains in this state for the entire duration of its lifetime. |
Paused | The task has been paused. This is an inactive state which occurs only when a task is paused by the user. |
Completed | The task has completed its life cycle. This is an inactive state and is reached only when a recurring task reaches its end time or when processing is completed for a one time task. |
Import task status
When you click an individual task, the Import task details page opens. You can view more details about the status for each execution run for a recurring task.
Last Fetch status
The top left corner of the details page shows the following information:
- Last Fetch Status - Shows the status for the last run of fetching of data from Snowflake into Blueshift. The status can be Fetching, Fetched, or Failed.
- Fetch Start time - Shows the start time for the last run of fetching of data from Snowflake into Blueshift
- Fetch end time - Shows the end time for the last run of fetching of data from Snowflake into Blueshift
File processing status
This provides details on the processing of fetched data for each recurrence. The status can be Processing, Processed, or Failed.
Note: If there are errors in processing the fetched data, the status is still set as ‘Processed’. The number of errored rows in the table indicate whether there were any errors when the data was processed.
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