View queue details

Use the View queues details page to view the details of a particular queue.

Prerequisites

Ensure that you are logged in to the Control Room as the administrator.

Permissions required:
  1. Queue Owner or Queue Participant or Consumer rights
  2. View and manage my Queues feature permission
  3. A user with AAE_Admin role can view all the queues and manage (pause, resume, and stop) all the WLM automations.
    Note: If you are not an owner, participant, or consumer of that queue, you can view only queue names and not the queue details.
The View queues page shows the following queue details:
  • New when the work item is added to the queue recently.
  • On hold when the work item is deferred from processing by a Queue owner, participant, or consumer.
  • Failed when the work item processing failed on an unattended bot.
  • Completed when the work item is successfully processed by a Bot Runner or marked Completed by a queue owner, participant or consumer.
  • Data error when there is an error in loading data from the file.
  • Active when the work item is currently being processed or staged for processing.
  • Ready to run when the work item is successfully processed for execution does not have any data errors and can be staged for processing.
Queue contents in different tabs such as:
  1. Work items: This is the default view. This allows you to view all work items in a tabulated form. You can use the filter go view specific work items. For example, all work items with status as Completed. You can View, Edit, or Delete the individual work items in each row. You can also change the status of the work items in bulk. For example, change the status of all the work items in Data error to On hold.
    Note: When auto-purge setting is enabled, the Work items tab for queues in edit and view mode shows a message that informs days after which the completed work items will be deleted. For example, Completed work items older than 30 days will be automatically purged.
  2. General: View the Reactivation Threshold and Time required to complete one work item.
  3. Owners: View the user names of queue owners who can edit the queue and add new work items.
  4. Participants: View the user names of queue participants who can add new work items and view the queue.
  5. Consumers: View the user names of consumers who can view the queue and all the work items in the queue. In addition, they can use this queue when running bots.
  6. Work Item Structure: View the work item structure that you defined when creating the queue.
Tip: Edit any of these details by either clicking the edit this queue link or the Edit button. Also, delete the queue by clicking the Delete button.

Procedure

  1. Navigate to Manage > Queues.
  2. Hover over the Actions icon for the queue.
  3. Click View.

Next steps

View automation of a queue