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• The Workflows View offers a tactical execution view that can be used to monitor the processing of orders with workflows in near real-time and to perform interventions if required. For details see JS7 - Workflows - Status Operations on Orders
• The Dashboard View offers a summary of current order states and navigation to the Orders Overview that which allows bulk operations.

Orders can be cancelled and , can be suspended to prevent execution of jobs and they can be resumed from bulk operations.

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• In the left upper corner of the Dashboard the Orders widget displays the overall number of orders per state.
• Find details about order states from the JS7 - Orders article.
  
  

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• The widget displays the number of orders per state.
  • Information about order states is provided in the JS7 - Order State Transitions article.
  • Detailed information about this widget is provided in the JS7 - Orders article.
  • The Order Summary is displayed for a selected date range (today, next hour etc.).
• Users can click the numbers displayed to find details in navigate to the Orders Overview .

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• by clicking the indicated number of orders per state

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Orders Overview

The view is available in the following shapesforms:

• Tabular View
• Card View
• Bulk View

Orders Overview: Tabular View

The Tabular View is indicated by the selector icon in the right upper corner of the window like this:

Explanation:

• The view offers provides a number of filters for dates and order states.
• In addition, bulk operations are offeredavailable:
  • to cancel orders and to suspend for canceling and suspending orders,
  • to resume for resuming orders after suspension or failed execution,
  • to modify for modifying order variables,
  • to modify order for modifying the start times of orders in the PENDING and SCHEDULED state states.
• Clicking the Order ID updates the Order History in the lower part of the window.

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• The view is suitable if bulk operations are to be performed on a smaller number of orders should be performed.
• The view allows to select selection of individual orders.
• Similar to the Tabular View View, this view offers provides a number of filters for dates and order states.

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• The view is suitable if operations are to be performed on a larger number of orders should be performed.
• The view allows to select selection of orders per folder:
  • In The tree displayed in the left-hand panel the tree is displayed that allows to select folders in a hierarchyprovides a hierarchical view for the selection of folders: 
    • Moving the mouse on over a folder name displays the (expand) and (collapse) chevron icons like this:
      
      
      
      
    • The chevron icon will select all orders of the currently selected folder and any sub-folders.
    • The  chevron icon will unselect a previous selection.
  • In the right panel the The number of orders per state in the a selected folder hierarchy is displayed in the right-hand panel.
• The view offers to allows the transition of order states:
  • The Allowed Transition column offers possible transitions based on shows the transitions possible according to the order state.
• The view does not allow filtering for dates.

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Orders in a PENDING, SCHEDULED, IN PROGRESS, RUNNING, SUSPENDED, PROMPTING, WAITING, BLOCKED andor FAILED state offer to cancel operation of the order, can be cancelled - for details see JS7 - Order State Transitions:

• Cancel: The operation allows the order to complete the current instruction, for example executing a job, and after completion of the instruction the order leaves the workflow with a failed history outcome.
• Cancel/Kill Taskforce: The operation kills processing of forcibly terminates the current instruction, for example a running task for a job, and makes the order leave the workflow.
  
  

Suspend Order

Orders in a PENDING, SCHEDULED, IN PROGRESS, RUNNING, PROMPTING, WAITING ,or BLOCKED state offer the operation to suspend the ordercan be suspended:

• Suspend:  The The operation allows the order to complete the current instruction, for example executing a job, and after completion of the instruction the order is put set to the SUSPENDED state.
• Suspend/Kill Taskforce:  The operation kills processing of The operation forcibly terminates the current instruction, for example a running task, and puts sets the order in to the SUSPENDED state.
  
  

Resume Order

FAILED and or SUSPENDED orders can be resumed from the Orders Overview view like this:

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• The bulk operation will resume orders from their current position.
• The bulk operation does not allow to modify modification of an order's position and variables.

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