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Managing Ensemble Productions - InterSystems Documentation

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<strong>Ensemble</strong> Management Portal<br />

Page or<br />

Command<br />

Purpose<br />

<strong>Ensemble</strong><br />

Menu<br />

Command<br />

Additional Commands<br />

Lookup Settings<br />

Create and configure data tables to<br />

support the Lookup and Exists utility<br />

functions<br />

Maintenance<br />

Select Lookup Settings from the<br />

menu.<br />

Message<br />

Contents<br />

View the contents of a message<br />

body.<br />

Message<br />

Browser<br />

Click Contents next to the<br />

message, in the Message<br />

Browser and other pages.<br />

Message Details<br />

View the entire contents of a<br />

message, including message header<br />

and message body.<br />

Message<br />

Browser<br />

Click Details next to the message,<br />

in the Message Browser and<br />

other pages.<br />

Message Queue<br />

Contents<br />

List the messages on the currently<br />

selected queue. Select a message<br />

in the top display, to reveal Message<br />

Details at bottom.<br />

Queues<br />

Click Contents next to the<br />

message queue.<br />

Monitor<br />

(connections)<br />

View continually updated status of<br />

external connections and internal<br />

message queues.<br />

System Monitor<br />

—<br />

Monitor (graph)<br />

Monitor the level of activity for<br />

currently running business services,<br />

processes, or operations.<br />

Host Monitor<br />

Click History next to the name of<br />

the configuration item.<br />

Monitor (table)<br />

Monitor the operational status of<br />

currently running business services,<br />

processes, or operations.<br />

Host Monitor<br />

Click Instances next to the name<br />

of the configuration item.<br />

Operation<br />

Settings<br />

Edit the operational settings of a<br />

business operation in the currently<br />

selected production.<br />

<strong>Productions</strong><br />

Click Configure, then select a<br />

Business Operation in the top<br />

display.<br />

Process Settings<br />

Edit the operational settings of a<br />

business process in the currently<br />

selected production.<br />

<strong>Productions</strong><br />

Click Configure, then select a<br />

Business Process in the top<br />

display.<br />

Production<br />

Settings<br />

Edit the operational settings of the<br />

currently selected production.<br />

<strong>Productions</strong><br />

Click Configure, then click the<br />

neutral background in the top<br />

display.<br />

Purge<br />

Management<br />

Data<br />

Purge event log entries, the<br />

message warehouse, business<br />

process records, and the business<br />

rule log.<br />

Maintenance<br />

Select Purge Management Data<br />

from the menu.<br />

Rule Log<br />

View business rule activity records<br />

for the currently running production.<br />

Business Rule<br />

Log<br />

Enter criteria to filter the list of<br />

rules.<br />

Service Settings<br />

Edit the operational settings of a<br />

business service in the currently<br />

selected production.<br />

<strong>Productions</strong><br />

Click Configure, then select a<br />

Business Service in the top<br />

display.<br />

Start Production<br />

Start a production. View the results<br />

of this request.<br />

<strong>Productions</strong><br />

Click Start next to the production<br />

name.<br />

12 <strong>Managing</strong> <strong>Ensemble</strong> <strong>Productions</strong>

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