Scenario 5 - Monitoring with Sterling B2B Integrator

Use the following procedure to monitor your business process with Sterling B2B Integrator:

1. From the Business Process menu, select Monitor > Advanced Search > Business Processes.
2. In the Search Using Business Process Name pane, select your business process name in the Business Processes list and click Go!.

   The Monitor page displays the following information:

   Label	Description
   Status	Status of the business process—a green traffic light signals a successful execution
   ID	The business process ID number
   Name	The business process name
   State	The current state of the business process

   If the Status indicates unsuccessful execution, refer to Troubleshooting.

3. Click the ID number to see details about the business process execution.

   The Business Process Detail page displays the following information for each step:

   Label	Description
   Step	The business process step number
   Service	The Sterling B2B Integrator service name used in the step
   Status	The status of the step
   Advanced Status	Additional status information
   Started	The time and date the step started
   Ended	The time and date the step ended
   Status Report	A link to the status report for the step
   Document	A link to documents in use by the step
   Instance Data	A link to process data for the step

4. Click the Status Report link for the Connect:Direct Server Primitive CopyFrom Service.

   The Status Report displays a short summary of the CopyFrom operation including the source file name and number of bytes copied.

5. Click the Document info link for the Connect:Direct Server Primitive CopyFrom Service.

   The PrimaryDocument page displays the contents of the Primary Document.

6. Close the PrimaryDocument page.
7. From the Business Process Detail page, click the Instance Data info link for the Connect:Direct Server Primitive CopyFrom Service.

   The Process Data page displays process data for the business process. The data is presented in XML format and contains several fields and values, such as:

   • Remote Node—node name of the remote Sterling Connect:Direct server
   • Remote User—Sterling Connect:Direct User ID
   • Remote File Name—your source file
8. The last step in the Business process Detail page is the CD Server End Session Service. The Status indicates that it successfully terminates the Sterling Connect:Direct session.
   Note: You can also monitor your business processes from the Business Processes menu by navigating to Monitor > Advanced Search > Documents or Monitor > Advanced Search > Communication Sessions.