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Why Is a Message Displayed Indicating That the SMN Topic Does Not Exist When I Use the SMN Topic in DLI?
Updated on 2023-08-03 GMT+08:00
Why Is a Message Displayed Indicating That the SMN Topic Does Not Exist When I Use the SMN Topic in DLI?
When you set running parameters of a DLI Flink job, you can enable Alarm Generation upon Job Exception to receive alarms when the job runs abnormally or is in arrears.
For details about how to customize an SMN topic, see Creating a Topic.
If the SMN topic you select for your DLI job does not exist, log in to the Identity and Access Management (IAM) console, select the user group to which the IAM user belongs, and add the SMN policy for your region to the group.
Parent topic: Usage
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- Why Is a Message Displayed Indicating That the SMN Topic Does Not Exist When I Use the SMN Topic in DLI?
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