The Workflows List panel displays a list of workflows on the server as well as their current status. It also has buttons to manage and create new Workflows.
New: Starts the Workflow Editor tool
Edit: Opens the Workflow Editor tool
Note: Workflows can only be edited when not actively running.
Start: Starts the selected Workflow on the server
Stop: Stops the selected Workflow on the server
Delete: Deletes the selected Workflow from the server
Note: Workflows can only be deleted when not actively running.
The following additional options are available when right clicking on a workflow in the table
Duplicate - duplicates the flow creating a new version with "_copy" appended to the name
Export - allows you to export the flow to a file to transfer to another PAS server if needed
There are four types of statuses, each associated with an icon that will be displayed next to each of the Workflows.
Active: The Workflow is currently active and watching the folders for files to process
Stopped: The Workflow is currently stopped and not running
Processing: The Workflow is currently processing files
Incomplete: One or more of the Workflow settings are currently incorrect and need to be corrected before the Workflow can be started. See Creating & Editing a Workflow for more information.
This is the name of the XML file used to store the Workflow information. This name must be completely unique to all other Workflow IDs on the server.
A descriptive name set for the Workflow either when creating or editing the task
Indicates whether the Workflow is started manually or automatically when the server is started or restarted.
Manual: If the server is started or restarted you will need to manually start the Workflow again in order for it to run
Automatic: The Workflow will automatically attempt to start the Workflow anytime the server is started or restarted
Note: If set to automatic and you have not carefully tested the Workflow information, then you may see unpredictable results the next time this Workflow is reloaded.
Displays the date and time of when the Workflow was last started
Displays the number of files that have been processed since the Workflow was originally created.
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