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romiev8844
June 14, 2024
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Log Reader Plug-in - login-audit.csv

  • June 14, 2024
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Hi!

I'm trying to use the "Log Reader" pluging to read the login-audit.csv logs through expression rules, but it doesnt work.
According to the comments on the pluging it seems that this is a common failure, so does anybody knows how to make it work or any other way to store this information on the Appian Database?

Best answer by yogip3177

readcsvlog() function is working for me. See sample code and screenshot for reference.

a!localVariables(
  local!logFile: readcsvlog(csvPath: "login-audit.csv"),
  local!logFile
)

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davidj137213
davidj137213
June 14, 2024

Are you working in HA? if it's your case, I think that you have to append the node name to logs path

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yogip3177Answer
June 14, 2024

readcsvlog() function is working for me. See sample code and screenshot for reference.

a!localVariables(
  local!logFile: readcsvlog(csvPath: "login-audit.csv"),
  local!logFile
)

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    romiev8844Author
    June 17, 2024

    Hi! That's what I did but now I realize that it failed because I've been trying to read logs older than a month and in those cases the file extension changes from .csv to csv.gz  Do you know if there's a way to read those folders, which contains the csv that I need to read? ? 

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      yogip3177
      June 18, 2024
      Appian Gzip files after a month or so i.e. files are not zip until a month. You can change this period using the log4j configuration. There should be some configuration change in your case since yesterday's files are getting zipped. Check the log4j configuration and increase the rolling period if possible.
      karumurua531442
      karumurua531442
      June 14, 2024

      hi [mention:d9737c9b566a47159485a573139116ad:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] could share some information what are the errors you are receiving? when you are trying to implement

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