You can use our client to access data collected by our DBND library.
It is a Python-based client that you can use to easily access all runs information, tasks and more...

Before we start

Make sure you have your sdk installed ( Installing DBND ), configured ( SDK Configuration ] ), and connected to the web-server (Connecting DBND to Databand (Access Tokens)).

How to use it?

To use the Databand client, you are going to need to use DatabandClient's build_databand_client, which is being created from the execution's Databand context.

Getting Run Info

In the following example we are getting detailed run information, of run with run uid: "example-run-uid", which also includes detailed data of the task runs in that run, and each task run attempts.

from dbnd.api.databand_client import DatabandClient

client = DatabandClient.build_databand_client()
run_info = client.get_run_info(run_uid="example-run-uid")

Finding all attempts and their errors

What you need to do is use the get_run_info method, with the wanted run_uid.
The returned value holds task_runs property, which is a list of all the task runs in that run, there you have a latest_error field, which is the latest error of the last task run attempt. If you want to check the error across the different attempts of that task, you have a task_run_attempts field, which has a latest_error field for every attempt.

from dbnd.api.databand_client import DatabandClient

client = DatabandClient.build_databand_client()
run_info = client.get_run_info(run_uid="example-run-uid")
for task_run in run_info["task_runs"]:
    # Option 1
    latest_error = task_run["latest_error"]
    # Do Something

    # Option 2
    for task_run_attempt in task_run["task_run_attempts"]:
        attempt_error = task_run_attempt["latest_error"]
        # Do Something

Get error cause of a run

In order to get the error that cause a run to fail, you can use the get_first_task_run_error method, with the desired run_uid.
This method is looking for the first task run that failed, and returns the latest error of that task run, what you get is a representation of the error, most notably:msg as the original error message.

from dbnd.api.databand_client import DatabandClient

client = DatabandClient.build_databand_client()
run_error = client.get_first_task_run_error("example-run-uid")
# to get the error message
error_msg = run_error["msg"]