Monitoring Events

The execution of an Event object usually triggers the execution of other objects; those objects may in turn trigger the execution of further tasks. To make sure that you can easily track these chains of related tasks, the Process Monitoring displays them as parent/children, the Event task being the parent and the tasks executed subsequently being the children.

In addition, the tasks that were triggered by the Event object are flagged with a special tag type, namely !EVNT. Again, if any those !EVNT tasks trigger the execution of other tasks, they are considered children of the !EVNT task and displayed accordingly.

To Check the Chain of Tasks Executed by an Event Object

From the Process Assembly perspective

1. Select the Event object (if you are in the Process Assembly perspective) or the Event task (if you are in the Process Monitoring perspective) and right-click it.

   You can also use the Global Search function to search for it and right-click the Event on the dropdown list that is displayed.

2. Select Executions from the context-menu.

3. The Process Monitoring perspective opens up displaying the list of Executions of the Event object, for example:

    

   

   The list shows the tasks that correspond to the Event object. Expand them to display the tasks that were triggered by it; their Type is !EVNT. For example:

   

4. Right-click the parent task you are interested in. The context-menu provides access to the Activator Executions and to the Child Task executions, for example:

   

5. Select Child Task Executions to open the list of executed tasks that were triggered by it, for example: