Batch mode log files

Running in batch mode produces a log file. By default, the name of this log file is clem_batch.log, but you can specify an alternative name using the -log flag. For example, the following command runs report.str in batch mode and sends the logging information to report.log:

clemb -server -hostname myserver -port 80 
-username dminer -password 1234 -stream report.str 
-execute -log report.log

Normally, the log file overwrites any existing file of the same name, but you can make IBM® SPSS® Modeler append to the log file instead by using the -appendlog flag. Logging can also be suppressed altogether by using the -nolog flag.

Note: Logging arguments are available only when running in batch mode.

On Windows and Linux, by default, clem_batch.log is generated to the same location as the clemb command (for example, <installation_path>/bin on Windows and <installation_path>/ on Linux).

On Mac OS, by default, clem_batch.log is generated to <installation_path>/IBM SPSS Modeler.app/Contents/log.