3.4.1 Script Trace Viewer window and menus

(a) Toolbar

The toolbar contains buttons representing the most frequently used commands on the pull-down menus. By simply clicking a button, you can execute the corresponding command. You can hide the toolbar by toggling Toolbar in the View menu.

The following command buttons are displayed on the toolbar of the Script Trace Viewer window:

Save

Saves a trace file under a new name.

View

Displays the contents of a trace file.

Delete

Deletes a trace file.

Print

Prints a trace file.

Exit

Quits Trace Viewer.

Clear

Clears a trace file (to zero file size).

Select All

Selects all the items.

Analysis Trace

Shows or hides a list of analysis traces.

Execution Trace

Shows or hides a list of execution traces.

User Trace

Shows or hides a list of user traces.

Server Trace

Shows or hides a list of server traces.

Refresh

Updates the contents of a displayed trace file.

Select Computer

Specifies the computer on which the trace files to be displayed reside.

Help

Displays the JP1/Script online help.

(b) Status bar

The status bar displays messages about the processing being carried out by Trace Viewer and status messages at completion of processing.

(c) Client area

The client area displays trace file information (file type, file name, file size, date modified, and folder in which the file is located). In the leftmost field, icons show the execution status of each trace file. Their meaning differs depending on whether the particular script can be activated concurrently from multiple processes. Tables 3-11 and 3-12 show the meanings of the icons in each case.

Table 3‒11: Script Trace Viewer icons when multi-activation is permitted

Icon#	Execution status	Meaning
(white & lime)	Executing	One or more scripts is currently executing.
(white & blue)	Terminated normally (partially completed)	One or more scripts has terminated normally.
(white & red)	System error (partially completed)	A command execution error occurred in one or more scripts. Script execution has been canceled.
(white & yellow)	User error (partially completed)	An Alert command or ExitWindows command was executed in one or more scripts, or one or more scripts was forcibly terminated. (A system error may have occurred after Alert command execution.)
(aqua & blue)	Terminated normally (all completed)	All scripts have terminated normally.
(aqua & black)	Unexecuted (all completed)	None of the scripts has executed. This status is displayed when a command could not be executed because an error was found at syntax analysis, for example.
(aqua & red)	System error (all completed)	All scripts have terminated, but a command execution error occurred in one or more scripts and script execution was canceled.
(aqua & yellow)	User error (all completed)	All scripts have terminated, but an Alert command or ExitWindows command was executed in one or more scripts, or one or more scripts was forcibly terminated. (A system error may have occurred after Alert command execution.)

Table 3‒12: Script Trace Viewer icons when multi-activation is prohibited

Icon#	Execution status	Meaning
	Not applicable	Execution status is not managed for this type of file (analysis trace or user trace).
(black)	Unexecuted	The script has not executed.
(lime)	Executing	The script is executing.
(blue)	Terminated normally	The script has terminated normally.
(red)	Terminated abnormally (system error)	A command execution error occurred and script execution has been canceled.
(yellow)	Terminated abnormally (user error)	An Alert command or ExitWindows command was executed or the script was forcibly terminated. (A system error may have occurred after Alert command execution.)