Overview
This page provides an overview of all finished jobs based on a selected Log Pool (more details below), a defined period of time, and additional search fields and filters on search results (more details below).
Standard dialogue
(1) Down arrow: This button opens the advanced search (see following section).
(2) Log messages, Additional info: The log messages of a marked job. If available, a trace file (see section System logging) can be opened via a right-click on the log messages and viewed on subpage "Server Logs". The "Additional info" shows log text that has been created with function log info().
(3) Log pool: The log pool.
(4) Display 1, Display 2, Display 3: These columns are custom columns. The values for these columns can be set with function set display column().
(5) Burger menu top left: The Burger menu offers additional display properties.
(6) Filter fields above columns: A filter field is available for each column. You can enter a search term in those fields. As a result, only rows that contain the search term as a substring in this column are displayed. The search term can be negated with a preceding exclamation mark, e.g. !searchterm. An exception is the filter for column Duration. There, only given values can be selected. In addition, a specific seconds value can be specified, e.g. 3, or optionally an interval, e.g. 2-4.
Advanced search
(7) Job: Restriction to a specific job number (must be complete).
(8) Expert searches: See section "Expert search".
(9) Errors only: If this checkbox is set, only jobs that match the search criteria and terminated with an error are displayed.
(10) Field name, Field value: If a target structure field attribute "Log field value" has the value Yes and there is a value for attribute "Name for logging" as well, the value of the target structure field itself will be written in the job log with the specified name. You can select a name in the left field and a value in the right field. (11) has to be used to add the condition! Additional search options:
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Profile |
Restriction to specific profile name. |
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Additional information |
See function log info(). |
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Input filename |
Restriction to specific input file name. |
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Output filename |
Restriction to specific output file name. Note: The option "Created file names" must be activated for this in the logging configuration in phase 6. |
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Display 1-3 |
Refers to columns "Display 1", "Display 2" and "Display 3". See function set display column() for details (column names can be customised). |
(11) Plus icon: Adds condition (10).
Error jobs
Erroneous jobs are indicated by a red bug icon. You can use the context menu of a job to directly open it on page Errors.
Context menu of a job line
A right-click on a job opens its context menu.
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Download file |
Download the input file. |
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Download output file |
Download the output file. These files must have been created in a Response of type "File", with set checkbox "Is backup of target data". |
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Edit meta data |
Opens an additional metadata editor in which you can view and edit existing variables from the metadata. |
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Edit profile |
Opens the profile (that has executed this job) for editing. |
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Find follow up jobs |
If the selected job was part of a profile chain, you can display all the jobs of the profile chain. |
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Restart |
Opens the restart dialogue for this job. This creates a new job. Note: See also system variable VAR_SYS_RESTART. Note: If the input data of this job no longer exists when it is restarted, this results in an error. Note: If an error job is restarted and the new job is successful, the old error job disappears neither from the overview nor from the error list. |
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Search profile chain in Dataflow |
If the selected job was part of a profile chain, you can display the profile chain in the add-on module "Data Flow". |
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Show backup path |
Displays the path to the backup file of this job in another dialogue. |
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Show Comm-Log entries |
If there is a Comm Log entry for this job, you can jump directly to the entry. |
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Show input message as structure |
If a profile has a source structure, you can display an analysis of the input data relative to this source structure. The analysis result is an XML file that has a hierarchical structure like the source tree, that is, the input data that has been parsed into the source structure. |
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To clipboard |
In a further dialogue, the job number, profile name and file name can be copied. |
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To error |
Opens an erroneous job directly on subpage "Errors". |
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View file |
Opens the input file in the editor. If saved afterwards, the job is restarted with the adjusted file. This creates a new job . Note: If an error job is restarted and the new job is successful, the old error job disappears neither from the overview nor from the error list. |
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View output file |
Opens the output file in the editor. These files must have been created in a Response of type "File", with set checkbox "Is backup of target data". |