The task list is located at the bottom of the Home page and can display some or all Ideate Automation Tasks.
NOTE: There is an option to Show Scheduled Tasks that will allow you to see Tasks that have been scheduled to run unattended using the Schedule tool.
On the Home dialog you can find four task-related tools above the Task List: New, Repeat, Clone, and Schedule as shown above.
Additionally, there is a Copy Command function that is available via a right-click menu when a completed task is selected from the Task List. See below for important details related to each of these functions.
Use the New button to initiate a new automation task.
Once a task has been created it will display within the Task List where it can be selected and run again.
Select one of the completed tasks from the Task List to enable the Repeat button, then either pick the button or right-click and select Repeat.
Similar to Repeat, the Clone button will recreate a previous task but allows users to edit the variable choices before the task runs.
If you want to schedule a task to run automatically, select it from the Task List and pick Schedule to launch the Scheduled Task Wizard.
The “Copy Command” option is only available from the right-click menu when you select a completed task from the Task List.
When a completed task is selected from the Task List the Open Log Location button will become enabled and can be used to access a log file associated with the last task created with that same name. The folder contain the selected log will be opened. Additional logs created by any task with the same Task Name will also be in this folder.
The log files may be requested by the technical support team to diagnose any problems you may be having with Ideate Automation.
The default location of the task logs can be modified under Settings
The Show Details button will open the Task Log Details window. If the selected task has a Completed with Errors or Failure status, the Task Log Details will be scrolled to the primary error code, which will be highlighted with color as shown below. At the top of this dialog will be listed the primary error code for each file. Each of these can be selected to jump to the relevant part of the log details.
Related topic: Understanding Log Files