To display the Job queue sequence
This queries the number of entries in the Job queue. 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. The display is updated every 5 seconds.
The tooltip shows the timestamp and the number of process steps in the Job queue at this point.
Color | Meaning | Progress state |
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Black | Number of process steps that are not read for processing. | False |
Green | Number of process steps ready for processing. | True |
Yellow | Number of process steps loaded for processing. | Loaded |
Blue | Number of process step that have completed processing | Finished |
Red | Number of process steps with an unknown progress state | Frozen/Overlimit/Missing |
In certain circumstances, situations can occur in the system that require processing by One Identity Manager Service and processing of tasks by the DBQueue Processor to be stopped. Changes in One Identity Manager can, for example, sometimes cause the system to become overloaded by making mass entries in the job queue or the DBQueue. To analyze this situation and to take the necessary steps to solve the problem where necessary, the system can be stopped in Job Queue Info and started again once the problem has been fixed.
To temporarily halt process handling of a single Job server
To stop processing entirely
From this point on no new calculations are carried out in the database.
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NOTE: After the problem has been fixed, the DBQueue Processor can be started again using the same button. |
Process steps that have already been collected are still processed but no new process step are sent to the services.
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NOTE: After the problem has been fixed, the service can be started again using the same button. |
The following icons are displayed in the status bar of all administration tools to inform the user that DBQueue Processor processing and services have been stopped.
Icon | Meaning |
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The DBQueue Processor has been stopped. | |
The server services have been stopped. |
Error messages are shown in a separate window in One Identity Manager tools. In addition, a more detailed description of the error is displayed.
Figure 61: Error Message Window
Configure the amount of information to be displayed using the options in the error message window.
To change options
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NOTE: The button Send as mail creates a new email message in the default mail program and copies over the error text. |
Option | Meaning |
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Show previous errors |
Specifies whether all previous errors that lead to the current error, should also be shown. |
Show One Identity error numbers |
Specifies whether internal error numbers are shown. |
Show error positions |
Specifies whether error position are also shown in the program code. |
Wrap long lines |
Specifies whether long error messages are wrapped. |
Show only user relevant |
Specifies whether all error messages or only message classified as "user relevant" are shown. |
Show asynchronous calls | Specifies whether error messages in asynchronous method calls are shown. |
Show crash report | Specifies whether error messages from the crash recorder are shown. |
A program's error log, as in the Manager for example, collects all the messages, such as error messages and warnings, that have occurred since the program started. The error log is reinitialized when the program is restarted.
To display items from error log
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TIP: Double-click a message to open more details in a separate dialog box. |
Figure 62: Detailed information about a message
You can configure how the messages are displayed in the error log. To do this, switch the error log to advanced mode by clicking on the right of the column headers. Here you have the possibility to debug individual actions.
Figure 63: Simple Error Log (above) and Advanced Error Log (below)
Icon | Meaning |
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Logs all critical error messages. (Severity level = Fatal) | |
Logs all information. (Severity level = Info) | |
Logs all warnings. (Severity level = Warning) | |
Logs all error messages. (Severity level = error) | |
Logs debugger output. This setting should only be used for testing. (Severity level = Debug) | |
Logs highly detailed information. This setting should only be used for analysis purposes. The log file quickly becomes large and cumbersome. (Severity level = Trace) | |
Adds a custom filter condition. | |
Deletes filter condition. | |
Searches for term. | |
Searches next term. | |
Marks all messages with a specific term. | |
Buffer size | Sets the message buffer size. The buffer's level is displayed next to the text box. |
Deletes the buffer contents. | |
Stops logging. | |
Starts logging. | |
Saves log to file. | |
Specifies which column are displayed in the error log. | |
Copies selected messages to the clipboard. | |
Opens the error log with a text editor. |
The following information is displayed about a message. The range of information depends on the severity level of a message.
Detail | Description | ||
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Severity level | Level of information supplied for the message. | ||
Timestamp | Time and date of the log entry. | ||
Logger name | One Identity Manager component from which the message was sent. | ||
Message | Logged message. | ||
Error Message | Detailed error message. | ||
Data | Additional data about the message. | ||
Sequence ID | Number of the line in the error log. | ||
Stack trace | Complete stack trace for the error message. | ||
Session ID |
Session identification number.
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TIP: You can apply different filters to limit the information being displayed. Click the arrow in the column header and select a filter. The |
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