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We have seen that ecFlowview uses the three buttons of the mouse to perform different actions.
The following figure show how the mouse buttons are used in ecFlowview:
Task nodes contain a flag that can reflect the reason for its being aborted, complete, or submitted.
Here the associated icons that can be displayed in ecflowview:
(green r) task was completed by rule (complete expression)
(red c) ECF_JOB_CMD failed
(red e) invalid script leading to inability to edit the script (missing micro % character ?)
(orange u) task was forced aborted by a user
(red k) task was killed following a request by a user
(red s) script missing for task (ECF_HOME incorrect, ECF_FILE incorrect, or no script visible to this task under ECF_HOME or ECF_FILE directory)
(green q) task cannot be started due to a queue limit
(red a) task aborted
(green e) user edited the script and submitted it
What to do
- Explore ecFlowview menus and windows
- There can be a long delay between the job changing status and that change being reflected in the ecflowview window. To update the current state more quickly in that window, click the red status button
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