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The View Execution Run Logs (VMEX) screen is used to show the executions of reports / update processes and any execution run logs that they had produced.
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This is an important screen for debugging purposes. It allows you to verify whether or not a process ran correctly. Each time a process is run, a log is generated. If an error occurred, the log can be reviewed in VMEX to obtain the reason as to why the error occurred.
The information written out here is often of a technical nature and may not be meaningful to the average user but is aimed at a more technical user who is trying to resolve a problem with a work flow.
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Each line of the process is indicated, therefore by simply going through each line, one can identify where an error occurred.
Each time a process is run, an Execution ID is created (i.e. MEX ID 178309). This ID is important, so that when you go to VMEX, the correct Execution Log is being reviewed. For work flow tracing this is generated behind the scenes and you won't know it until opening VMEX.
The column entitled "Process" indicates the process that was run (i.e. P2k_pmwrkflw this refers to a workflow action). The column "Text" provides the actual details of what the process was trying to do. To view the error in its entirety, click on the line and view the information contained in the "Message" field.
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