What can the Dashboard do?

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The dashboard provides a status view of one or more machines where EMUE scripts run. Each registered machine will periodically send updates to the dashboard. The dashboard will automatically refresh by default.

 

When a script runs from a registered machine, if there is a windows scheduled task associated with that script, it will report that schedule to the dashboard to be displayed for future script runs. Users have the option of sending the schedule for all scripts from the Host Dashboard Maintenance window. This can be found from the "Tools" menu or by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + D.

 

Information that is displayed on the dashboard:

 

Status - Scheduled, Processing, Complete, Error, Debugging, File Waiting, File Wait Expired, User Aborted, Ghost
Process Name - name of your script
Input File - name of file being processed
Expected Start - the time the script is expected to start
Actual Start - the time the script started
Completion - the time the script completed
Processed Records - number of records the script processed
Exceptions - number managed by the user with the IncrementExceptionCount command, represented by the &ExceptionCount variable

 

There are three different views - System View, Script View and Calendar View

 

System View

 

This view allows you to toggle back and forth between scripts running on different machines. There are filters available to narrow or expand the content displayed.

DashboardHome

 

 

 

Script View

 

This view allows you to see all scripts independent of the machine they run on. There is an additional column to display the System Name that shows which machine the script is running on.

 

DashboardScriptView

 

 

 

Calendar View

 

This view allows you to see the schedule of upcoming scripts in a calendar format. Users can double click on a scheduled task and open up the Script Schedule Settings window. Here you can see details of the windows scheduled task and hide scripts from displaying on your dashboard.

 

CalendarView