The Event Manager monitor in the Process Admin Console
displays information about the Scheduler for the Event Manager on
your Process Center server
or Process Server and
about the various jobs being tracked by that Scheduler.
Before you begin
You must log in to the Process Admin Console.
About this task
When you access the Event Manager monitor, you can see
the status for each scheduled job. In a clustered environment, the
monitor displays all Schedulers in the cluster and the jobs for all
Schedulers in the cluster.
Procedure
To use the Event Manager monitor:
- In the Server Admin area of the Process Admin Console,
click the indicator next to Event Manager to
list the available management options.
- Click the Monitor option. The monitor displays the ID and status for each Scheduler
and also displays all currently scheduled jobs.
- Click Pause or Pause
All to pause a selected Scheduler or all Schedulers. If you pause a Scheduler, any executing jobs are completed before
processing is halted.
- Click Resume or Resume
All to resume processing of the selected Scheduler or
all Schedulers.
- Examine the list of jobs to determine which events are
scheduled and when they should run. This list can help
you troubleshoot issues with your processes.
For
example, if an undercover agent (UCA) is supposed to start a process
automatically at a certain time and you notice that the process is
not running, you can examine the list of jobs to determine if the
UCA was scheduled. If not, you know there could be an issue with the Process Server receiving
the event. If the UCA is scheduled, but never runs, you can check
the implementation of the UCA in the Designer to understand why it
fails to run.
- Click the Refresh button to ensure
you are viewing the most recent data available.
What to do next
The Event Manager monitor does not show historical information
about UCAs that were successfully run, but you can capture this type
of information in the SystemOut.log file as long as the log details
level for the WLE.wle_ucaexception component is set to the following
default value:
*=info
If
the log details level was changed, you can change it back to the default
value by opening the WebSphere Application Server administrative console
and selecting
Troubleshooting > Logging and Tracing > server_name >
Change log detail levels > Runtime > Components.
Note: The
SystemOut.log file does not capture any information for event subscriptions.