<p>It's not a log per se, but you can check out the <code>craft_assetindexdata</code> table of your database. That will show you all of the assets which Craft has indexed.</p>

<p>You can see how far Craft has gotten by taking a look at the <strong>recordId</strong> column - all of the already indexed entries are going to have a value in that column while the records still waiting to be indexed are going to have NULL there.</p>

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Perfect, thank you! Luckily I knew exactly how many files were in the bucket beforehand so it was easy to figure out!
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<p>I just uploaded 48,000 photos to Amazon S3, added the bucket to Craft, and am now trying to add them to the Assets library. Where can I see the logs for this?</p>

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How can I check the progress of a large Assets indexing job?
# How can I check the progress of a large Assets indexing job?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-06-19)

I just uploaded 48,000 photos to Amazon S3, added the bucket to Craft, and am now trying to add them to the Assets library. Where can I see the logs for this?

**Tags:** assets, index, s3

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-06-19. Score: 9 | Accepted answer

It's not a log per se, but you can check out the `craft_assetindexdata` table of your database. That will show you all of the assets which Craft has indexed.

You can see how far Craft has gotten by taking a look at the **recordId** column - all of the already indexed entries are going to have a value in that column while the records still waiting to be indexed are going to have NULL there.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Perfect, thank you! Luckily I knew exactly how many files were in the bucket beforehand so it was easy to figure out!  

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