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ScriptQ Monitor

Launching ScriptQ Monitor

ScriptQ Monitor application is used to administer ScriptQ. The application can be launched from the Start menu by selecting:
Start > All Programs > ScriptQ > ScriptQ Monitor

ScriptQ Monitor minimizes to the Taskbar as shown in the screenshot below.

ScriptQ Monitor icon on the Taskbar.

Double-click on the ScriptQ Monitor icon in the Taskbar to restore the window. Right-click over the icon to get a pop-up as shown in the screenshot below.

ScriptQ Monitor displays a pop-up menu when the user presses the right mouse button over the icon in the Taskbar.

ScriptQ Monitor Interface

ScriptQ Monitor has a series of tabs. The "Log File" tab displays the log file (see screenshot below). Changes to the log file are displayed under this tab in real-time.

ScriptQ Monitor application with Log File tab selected.

Updating of the log file can be turned on and off by selecting Tools > Monitor Log File from the menu bar. The log file can also be deleted by selecting Tools > Clear Log File from the menu bar as illustrated in the screenshot below.

ScriptQ Monitor application with the tools menu extended and Clear Log File selected.

The "Pending" tab shows jobs that are pending execution (see below). Double-click on a job to see job details.

ScriptQ Monitor application with Pending tab selected.

The "Executing" tab shows jobs that are currently being executed (see below).

ScriptQ Monitor application with Executing tab selected.

The status bar shows the number of pending jobs, connection to ScriptQ status, and the date in ISO8601 format (see below).

ScriptQ Monitor status bar.

Adding Jobs To ScriptQ

There are two ways to submit jobs to ScriptQ. The first method is to programmatically add a job through a COM API. The second method is to put a job definition in an XML document into the Pickup folder. ScriptQ Monitor provides a graphical interface for the latter method. Select Tools > Add Job to bring up the data-entry screen shown in the screenshot below.

ScriptQ Monitor Add Job screen.