5.3.10.2.6 Executing a Break Identification Process

You execute a Break Identification to compare the current period and prior period data to identify different break types.

To execute a Break Identification Process:

  1. Perform the basic steps for Creating a Break Identification Process.
  2. There are two approaches to execute the Break Identification Process:
    • Executing from the Summary UI
    • Executing using Batch Framework

Executing from the Summary UI

To execute the Break Identification Process from the Summary UI:

  1. Navigate to the Break Identification Process summary Page.
  2. Select a Process that you want to execute or Run.
    The status column indicates whether a process can be Run. There are three possible status conditions:
    • Failed: Indicates the process is failed.
    • Complete: Indicates the process is fully defined and ready to be Run.
    • Incomplete: Indicates the process is partially defined and cannot be Run.
  3. After executing the preceding process, select the View Log hyperlink.

    Figure 5-138 View Log


    This screen displays the process that has already been Run and also indicates a process that can be re-Run. In this case, View Log is a hyperlink that allows you to navigate to the Log Viewer page where you can review any processing errors or alerts related to this process.

  4. Select the Task ID (also known as the Unique System Identifier) to view a report for any processing errors.

    Note:

    If significant processing errors exist, you must re-Run your process.

    The Break Identification process is complete.

Executing using Batch Framework

To execute the Break Identification Process using Batch Framework:

  1. Navigate to Operations and select Batch Maintenance.
  2. Create a new batch.
  3. Select the Batch Name to add the Task.
  4. Click the Add button under the Task Details section.
  5. Define the Task ID and Description.
  6. Select Components as Break Identification Process.
  7. Input the following required parameters:
    • Folder
    • Process Name
  8. Save the Batch and execute.