Overview
The Scripts Monitor feature tracks and assesses script performance, providing crucial insights for optimizing your software platform.
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Monitoring The Security Module
To access the Scripts Monitor in your solution, click on "Scripts → Scripts Monitor". In this area, you can run, pause, or stop the Scripts server. Additionally, there is a table providing detailed information about all the scripts in your solution, including:
The contents on that tables are the result from calling the method:
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@Server.GetAllConnections() |
That method returns a DataTable with the following columns:
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Field | Description |
UserName | Credentials used on the the connections |
ConnectionTime | Session duration |
IP | Connection Network address |
ModuleName | Process Name |
Field | Description |
SourceID | Script Identification |
Namespace | The module of the scripts. For tasks, it will be displayed as 'Script.Task'; for classes, 'Script.Class'; and for expressions, 'Script.Expression'. |
Name | Name of the script. |
Running | Indicates whether the script is running or stopped. |
Disable | Option to disable the script. |
Counter | Count of script executions. |
LastRun | Date and time of the last script execution. |
LastDuration | Duration of the last execution. |
PeakDuration | Maximum duration reached by the script. |
PeakDateTime | Date and time when the peak duration was reached. | ErrorMessage | Error message, if any.
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