Executions Window

The Executions Window in XenoGuard provides an overview of the executed scripts. 

It presents various columns with detailed information about each script:

• State: Displays the current state of the script, such as "Finished".
• Caller: Identifies who initiated the script (e.g., Scheduler, User).
• Executable Object: Lists the name of the executed master script.
• Configuration: Shows the configuration environment in which the script was executed.
• Start Time: The exact time when the script started.
• End Time: The exact time when the script ended.
• Runtime: Provides information about the total runtime of the script.
• Action Scripts: The number of executed ActionScripts.
• Action Steps: Displays the number of executed ActionSteps.
• Errors: Indicates the number of errors that occurred during script execution.
• Written Entities: The number of written entities.
• Buffered Entities: Shows the number of buffered entities.
• Logfile Size: Provides information on the size of the associated log file.
• Logging: Indicates whether logging for the respective script is enabled or disabled.

This window thus offers a detailed overview of the performance and results of each executed script.

Toolbar Functions

In the toolbar of the Execution Window, you can find the following functions:

Button	Action	Description
	Stop Script	This function allows the user to immediately stop the currently selected script that is being executed. This is particularly useful if it is found that a script is not functioning as expected or if you want to abort the process for some other reason.
	Stop All Scripts	This function enables the user to stop all currently running scripts simultaneously. It offers a quick way to end multiple processes at the same time without having to select and stop each script individually.
	Clear Selected Entries	With this option, the user can select specific entries in the Execution Window and remove them from the list. This helps to maintain an overview, especially when you want to focus on certain entries.
	Clear All Entries	This function removes all entries from the Execution Window. This can be useful for maintaining an overview and deleting old or no longer relevant data.
	Export Errors	This option allows you to choose whether to export all executed actions or to focus exclusively on exporting the errors.
	Create HTML Protocol	This function allows you to create an HTML-based log of your logging data. Please note that this function requires logging to be enabled.
	Open Database Folder	This function opens the folder where the logging data is stored.

Breakpoints Window