Monitoring HCL Workload Automation jobs that run Informatica PowerCenter workflows
When the scheduled time to run a plug-in job is reached, the job is run by the agent and the selected workflow is invoked with the chosen parameters.
You can monitor and even interrupt the job by using the monitoring features of HCL Workload Automation. You can monitor jobs by using any of the product interfaces.
For information about monitoring jobs and job streams, see Monitoring HCL Workload Automation jobs.
- Tasks that are not session tasks.
- Inner session tasks.
- Inner worklet tasks.
- Worklets or session tasks that have not yet started.
- Workflow instances related to a previous run.
- Worklets or session tasks that are running but not with their original name (that is, they have been renamed by using Informatica PowerCenter Workflow Manager).
From the Workflow details panel of Dynamic Workload Console, if the Informatica PowerCenter workflow fails, you can restart it from the failed task. For details about restarting an Informatica PowerCenter workflow, see the procedure for restarting a workflow from the failed task: Procedure for restarting an Informatica PowerCenter workflow from the failed task.
Details that are produced by Informatica about the run of the workflow are also copied into the job log after the task status.
For detailed information about how to access the job properties by using the various interfaces available, see Analyzing the job log.
Messages
All the messages that are issued by the plug-in are described in HCL Workload Automation: Messages and Codes.