You can specify which columns will be displayed in each of the program's views.
To specify which columns to display
Select the columns you want to display by moving through the list and accepting with the arrow buttons, then change the order in which they are displayed.
To change the width of the columns on display
The Job Queue Info has several views for displaying and editing processes and process steps in the Job queue.
View | Description |
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Job queue |
This view shows the contents of the Job queue grouped by processes. In the first level of the hierarchy, all the processes are shown with a process count. If a process node is opened, all the processes are shown with start times. The complete process with its hierarchy is displayed under a process node. Each process step contains its success and failure branches as sub elements. |
Job server |
This view shows the Job queue contents sorted by executing servers. At the first hierarchy level, all Job servers are displayed, with their counts of the different processes, that exist in the Job queue for the Job server. If a Job server node is opened, the process tasks are listed and the number of process step per process task is shown. The process steps are listed by start time under the process task node. |
Process History |
The shows the contents of the table JobHistory. The course of the process execution is displayed by sorted processes. You can limit the list of processes in the process history to only processes with errors in the program settings. If you select a failed process step, the entire error message is shown in a tooltip. |
Base objects |
The process history entries and the current job queue entries are summarized here in this view for the object being processed. If an error occurs during processing which stops process handling (execution state "Frozen" or "Overlimit"), you can use this view to analyze the processing flow up until this point. Once all processes have been successfully handled for this object the error messages are removed from the view. |
Process |
This view gives an overview of how process steps are linked within a process. In this way, the execution sequence of individual process steps for large processes can be monitored better. After selecting a process, all its process steps are displayed. |
Process step |
In this view detailed information is displayed for each process step. The view shows the data structure for a process step at compilation time. After selecting a process step, specific information from the Job queue is mapped as well as each parameter of the selected process step with its values. |
Parameters |
After selecting a process step, the passing parameters of the process step are displayed with their names and their values. If the selected node does not represent a process step, the parameter view is cleared. |
Progress |
This view displays the number of entries in the Job queue is queried. The current value is represented by a number and inserted, at the same time, into a bar graph. The process step progress state is shown in different colors. |
Server state |
This view gives you a faster overview of all the Job servers and Web servers available in the network. |
DBQueue |
Calculation tasks in the table DialogDBQueue used for DBQueue Processor processing are displayed in this view. The number, sort order and name of the queued requests are displayed. |
Database journal |
Displays entries in the database journal. |
To monitor the process information
The process information is updated regularly.
In order to improve the overview, the execution progress of a process step is mirrored in the color of the text.
Color | Meaning | Execution state |
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Orange | This process step is being processed. | Processing |
Yellow | This process step is loaded for processing. | Loaded |
Green | This process step is ready for processing. | True |
Blue | This process step has already been processed. | Finished |
Black | This process step is not ready for processing. | False |
Red | The process step being dealt with cannot be processed. You can re-enable process steps with a progress state of "Frozen" and therefore present them again for processing. The error message is shown in a tooltip. | Frozen |
Purple |
The process step being dealt with cannot be processed. You can re-enable process steps with a progress state of "Overlimit" and therefore present them again for processing. The error message is shown in a tooltip. |
Overlimit |
Light purple |
The process step cannot be found. |
Missing |
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TIP: Use CTRL + F2 you can mark process steps with a bookmark. Use F2 or SHIFT + F2 can swap between the marked process steps. |
This view gives an overview of how process steps are linked within a process. In this way, the execution sequence of individual process steps for large processes can be monitored better.
To display details of the process handling
All the process steps of the selected process are displayed.
The process step and its properties are displayed through a special control element. The process step name is displayed in the control's header. The progress state of the process step is clarified by the use of a color icon (). All other entries represent the parameters for this process step. You can hide or show the parameter list by clicking on the icon
in the header of the control element.
Figure 58: The Process View
Each control element entry has a tooltip.
The process step's tooltip displays the following information:
A parameter's tooltip show the following information:
Color | Meaning | Execution state |
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Orange | This process step is being processed. | Processing |
Yellow | This process step is loaded for processing. | Loaded |
Green | This process step is ready for processing. | True |
Blue | This process step has already been processed. | Finished |
Black | This process step is not ready for processing. | False |
Red | The process step being dealt with cannot be processed. You can re-enable process steps with a progress state of "Frozen" and "Over limit" and therefore present them again for processing. | Frozen/Overlimit/unknown |
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