Streams View

Prerequisites

Readers should be familiar with:

Solutions
Different ways of adding a stream into a solution. See Streams

All streams you create in a solution are listed in a table where each row depicts a stream. If you have several streams in the solution, you can search for streams.

The default order is from newest to oldest stream, but you can sort the list alphabetically using the sorting arrows by Name. You can also sort the list from oldest to newest using the sorting arrows by Modified.

The list provides you with details at a glance of when a stream was last started, and finished, as well as its current status. The status displayed can be one of the following:

Status	Description

Status	Description
-	This indicates that the stream has not been run.
Complete	The stream ran to completion when it was last run.
Failed	The stream failed when it was last run.
Pending	The stream is in transition between two statuses, for example between Running and Complete.
Running	The stream is currently running.
Scheduled	The stream is scheduled to run according to its specific schedule.
Stopped	The stream was either stopped when it was last run, or the stream was scheduled and the schedule was aborted. See Abort Schedule below.

The Scheduled column indicates if the stream has been set to run at specific intervals, or at a specific point in time, or if no schedule has been set. For more information on Scheduling, see Schedule.

Managing Streams

From the stream view, there are several actions that you can take on the streams. You can access the same options using the More menu that is available under the Actions column.

If you select a single stream, an action toolbar will be shown. The table below provides an explanation of the tools in this toolbar. If you select multiple streams, you will only have the option to delete the streams or create a stream group.

The following actions are available for a stream:

Action	Icon	Description

Action	Icon	Description
Create group		Create a stream group from the selected streams. This button is only available when multiple streams are selected in the stream view. See Stream groups for more information.
Start		Starts the selected stream.
Schedule		Shows the Schedule settings dialog box. Different scheduling options are available from this dialog box. Using one of the buttons the users can designate the desired frequency: Minute, Hour, Day, Week, and Month. For each option, different scheduling rules can be selected: Minute – Run every 15, 20, or 30 minutes. Hour – Run every 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours, or 12 hours. Day – This option works by designating a Start Time and defining the Timezone. Additional schedule rules can be added by clicking on the Add time button. Week – The scheduling rules are defined by choosing the selected days of the week, the start time, and the timezone. Additional times can be entered by clicking on the Add time button. Month – This is the most complex scheduling option. The scheduling rules allow for select days of the month to be entered in the designated field, the associated start time is entered below it, and the associated timezone is to be selected on the right.
Audit		This opens the Audit Dashboard.
Log		This opens the Logs.
Data Correction		This opens the Data Correction tab showing errors for the current stream.
Set Notifications		This opens the notifications screen. From here email notification options can be designated for each Notification Group. The following options can be toggled as needed: Send an email when no file is found Send an email when the stream fails Send an email when a stream executes successfully Send an email when there is a new error in Data Correction. Click Apply to confirm the notifications setup and close the window.
Export		This will open up the Export Stream modal used to copy down the content of the given stream. You can either copy the contents using the Copy to Clipboard button or download the stream content in a JSON file format.
Duplicate		This creates a copy of the selected stream. The duplicate will have "Copy" in its title to differentiate it from the original.
Delete		This will delete the selected stream.