Log search
Here you will find the job logs of all processes that have run.
Standard job overview
(1) Click here for the log view of a process job (see following section).
(2) Extended view.
In this view, all columns of the log entries are displayed, as you are otherwise familiar with from the Control Center. For details on custom columns Display 1-3, see function set display column().
(3) Here you can perform further filtering and sorting and download the displayed logs as a CSV file.
(3.1) Here you can filter with values of certain columns of the log entries, as you are otherwise familiar with from the Control Center. For details on custom columns Display 1-3, see function set display column().
(3.2) Downloads all displayed log entries as a CSV file.
(4) Extended search dialogues.
Extended search
(4.1) Log t ext that has been produced in the process with function log info() .
(4.2) For details on custom columns Display 1-3, see function set display column().
Job number
Search log entries via the job number.
Chained jobs
A search is done for jobs that were created as a result of the selected job (specified job number) (e.g. if the profile of the job started another profile via Message and thus created a subsequent job).
(5) Automatic refresh for values greater than 0.
(6) If the switch is set, only error jobs are displayed.
(7) Triggers the log search manually. Is only active if the value 0 is set in (5). In the user settings you can define whether the manual search is triggered when entering the page.
Log view
(1) The log messages of the process job.
(2) If function log info() was used in the form profile, this information is displayed here in an additional area . Further areas appear if the custom columns Display 1-3 have been used, see function set display column().
(3) View/edit or download the input file.
(4) View/edit or download the output file.
(5) Searches for jobs that were created as a result of the selected job (e.g. if the profile of the job started another profile via Message and thus created a subsequent job).
(6) The process is restarted with the existing input file (3). This creates a new job in whose log is noted which original job was restarted.