Overview
The Scripts Monitor feature tracks and assesses script performance, providing crucial insights for optimizing your software platform. Security Monitor page, when the solution is running, showcases the list of processes and users connected with the server.
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Monitoring
The Security ModuleClient Connections
To access the Scripts Monitor in your solution, click on "Scripts Security → Scripts Security 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:
Field | Description |
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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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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:
Security Monitor Table - GetAllConnections() method | |
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Field | Description |
UserName | Credentials used on the the connections |
ConnectionTime | Session duration |
IP | Connection Network address |
ModuleName | Process Name |
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