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title	Example of expected-log-expression attribute

assert-log(

log-name-pattern: '^s_m_SESSION\\.log$',

expected-log-expression: 'sq_rdcf_fact_load_temp: rmflt.1.0',

failure-id: 'TEMP: sq_rdcf_fact_load_temp version number not found'

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In the above example, assertion-mode is not specified. The assertion-mode value will be "contains," the default.

Name of log assertion data file - for testing multiple rows of text

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	expected-log-file
	expected-log-file

Use the expected-log-file attribute along with a text file that contains the expected log text, when you need to assert against multiple lines of text.
The file containing assertion data should be located in a folder called "log," a sibling of your test class.
The file name should have the extension ".expr"
The lines of text contained in the .expr file do not represent every byte of the log file. They represent an excerpt.
Provide the name of that file in your etlunit test file structure, minus the ".expr" file name extension.

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