Console Icons

As you look through the various ActiveBatch Console menus, views and panes, you will see many icons.

 

ActiveBatch icons do not use color to denote object type. This makes is easy to differentiate between a Queue and a Job. The icons do use color to denote state information. Any object that is disabled will have an additional icon placed to the left of the usual icon, denoting its state (e.g. disabled, held, soft disabled, etc.).

 

Job and Plan definitions do not observe the red/green convention since a defined Plan/Job does not actually run. Plan and Job instances, however, do observe the red/green convention (along with other colors representing various other instance states, like executing, waiting constraint, aborted, etc.). The state is also printed in text for anyone who may be color challenged. Green is considered a good state. Red indicates either some type of problem or a user-specified operation that acts to inhibit further operations (for example, stopping a Queue will result in the Queue icon with an additional red colored box). A failed Job is also colored red.

 

Note: In Tools > Settings > General > General you have the option to enable bold text for failed and aborted Jobs in the various instances views, so they stand out. Check the Bold Failed and Aborted Rows checkbox to enable this option.

 

Below you will find an image of each icon and its description. 

 

	Represents an Execution Queue whose state is started. The green color adds to the visual indication of a “good” state.
	Represents a Generic Queue (note the multiple machine figures). All Execution Queues are green.
	Represents a Generic Queue where at least one Execution Queue is not green.
	Represents an Execution Queue whose state is stopped.
	Represents an Execution Queue whose state is closed.
	Represents an Execution Queue whose state is disconnected.
	Represents a Schedule object.
	Represents a Calendar object.
	Represents a User Account object (Username/Password).
	Represents a User Account object (Checked the Certificate checkbox).
	Represents a User Account object (Managed File Transfer Connection).
	Represents a User Account object (Keyfile/Passphrase).
	Represents a User Account object (SAP).
	Represents a User Account object (Twitter Authentication).
	Represents a User Account object (CyberArk).
	Represents a User Account object (REST API Connection).
	Represents a User Account object (Azure Subscription Connection).
	Represents a Resource object.
	Represents an Alert object.
	Represents a Plan object with no policy defaults and enabled.
	Represents a Plan object with no policy defaults and disabled.
	Represents a Plan object with no policy defaults and soft disabled.
	Represents a Plan object with no policy defaults and on-hold.
	Represents a Plan object with policy defaults.
	Represents a Plan object with auditing policy.
	Represents a Reference Plan.
	Represents a Reference Job.
	Represents a Process type Job.
	Represents a Script type Job.
	Represents a Jobs library type Job.
	Represents a Service Library object.
	Represents an Object List object.
	Represents a Folder or Plan with default policies.