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Dave Morris #1
What tasks are currently running?
I have a system that involves quite a few CF programs that may run for several
minutes. These are graphics generators, large file processors, as well as some
lengthy database queries. Windows Performance Monitor often shows two or three
CF tasks running with several more queued up.
Is there any utility for displaying WHICH tasks are currently running? Maybe
something in JRun?
Thanks,
Dave
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Dave Morris #2
What tasks are currently running?
I have a system that involves quite a few CF programs that may run for several
minutes. These are graphics generators, large file processors, as well as some
lengthy database queries. Windows Performance Monitor often shows two or three
CF tasks running with several more queued up.
Is there any utility for displaying WHICH tasks are currently running? Maybe
something in JRun?
Thanks,
Dave
Dave Morris Guest
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dlasley #3
Re: What tasks are currently running?
The easiest way is this:
Log into the CFIDE
Click to Debugging and Logging
Click Log Settings
Check "Enable logging for scheduled tasks "
(Submit to save the setting)
Click Log Files
Select scheduler.log
Any entries in there that started but haven't yet finished would be the ones
still running.
If you are on UNIX-based system, you can tail -f $CFROOT/logs/scheduler.log
(much easier if you have that option), but you still have to make sure you
enable the logging, as stated above.
HTH;
&laz;
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