Retrieve Error Messages

Source: R/getErrorMessages.R

Extracts error messages from the internal data base and returns them in a table.

getErrorMessages(
  ids = NULL,
  missing.as.error = FALSE,
  reg = getDefaultRegistry()
)

Arguments

ids

[data.frame or integer]
A data.frame (or data.table) with a column named “job.id”. Alternatively, you may also pass a vector of integerish job ids. If not set, defaults to the return value of findErrors. Invalid ids are ignored.
missing.as.error

[logical(1)]
Treat missing results as errors? If TRUE, the error message “[not terminated]” is imputed for jobs which have not terminated. Default is FALSE
reg

[Registry]
Registry. If not explicitly passed, uses the default registry (see setDefaultRegistry).

Value

[data.table] with columns “job.id”, “terminated” (logical), “error” (logical) and “message” (string).

See also

Other debug: getStatus(), grepLogs(), killJobs(), resetJobs(), showLog(), testJob()

Examples

 batchtools:::example_push_temp(1) 
tmp = makeRegistry(file.dir = NA, make.default = FALSE)

#> No readable configuration file found
#> Created registry in '/tmp/batchtools-example/reg' using cluster functions 'Interactive'
fun = function(i) if (i == 3) stop(i) else i
ids = batchMap(fun, i = 1:5, reg = tmp)

#> Adding 5 jobs ...
submitJobs(1:4, reg = tmp)

#> Submitting 4 jobs in 4 chunks using cluster functions 'Interactive' ...
#> Error in (function (i)  : 3
waitForJobs(1:4, reg = tmp)

#> [1] FALSE
getErrorMessages(ids, reg = tmp)

#>    job.id terminated error                     message
#> 1:      1       TRUE FALSE                        <NA>
#> 2:      2       TRUE FALSE                        <NA>
#> 3:      3       TRUE  TRUE Error in (function (i)  : 3
#> 4:      4       TRUE FALSE                        <NA>
#> 5:      5      FALSE FALSE                        <NA>
getErrorMessages(ids, missing.as.error = TRUE, reg = tmp)

#>    job.id terminated error                     message
#> 1:      1       TRUE FALSE                        <NA>
#> 2:      2       TRUE FALSE                        <NA>
#> 3:      3       TRUE  TRUE Error in (function (i)  : 3
#> 4:      4       TRUE FALSE                        <NA>
#> 5:      5      FALSE  TRUE            [not terminated]