The Executions window displays the status of the execution process for each workflow that has been submitted for execution. The window enables you to view details of the execution process and control the execution of a workflow. You can access this window by selecting .
The Workflow table lists the workflows submitted for execution. You can customize the table display by using the filtering and sorting features available for each column, as well as by rearranging the column order.
enables or disables filtering for the entire table. A red "x" appears over the icon if filtering is disabled. clears and resets the filtering selections.
on each column header enables you to filter based on the content of the columns. Clicking in a column allows you to filter on a specific item from the drop-down list or on all available items. 
for ascending and 
for descending).| Alphabetic | Numeric |
|---|---|
- Contains - Does not contain - Starts with - Ends with - Equals - Does not equal - Reset |
- Equals - Does not equal - Less than - Greater than - Less than or equal to - Greater than or equal to - Between - Reset |
The Workflow table contains the following columns:
Indicates that the workflow failed during execution. Based on the time that has elapsed since the execution of the workflow, you can resume the workflow from the failed command.
Indicates that the workflow is being executed. The workflow executes the plan that was created in the planning phase, which precedes any other execution.
Indicates that the workflow has been successfully executed.
Indicates that the workflow has been canceled by a user.
Indicates that an approval point is part of the workflow. The workflow remains in this state until the specified user approves the workflow execution.
Indicates that the planning of the workflow is complete and the workflow is scheduled for execution.
Indicates that the workflow is being aborted. An aborted workflow does not continue with the execution; any previously completed part of the workflow remains completed.
Indicates that the scheduled workflow has not been executed within the specified time per the schedule.
Indicates the resolution of the workflow design, location of all resources, verification of design viability, and formulation of the execution plan. Planning can be a stand-alone action, part of the design verification, or part of execution because every execution starts with a fresh planning.
Indicates that the workflow is in the planning queue. This is an internal status. The workflow is retrieved for planning from this status.
Indicates that although the workflow has been successfully executed, there are one or more steps that have failed. The execution is completed because the failed steps have been configured such that the workflow execution continues even when the step has failed.
Click the calendar icon in the Search filter text box to search for workflows with a specific scheduled for date.When a filter to view the jobs at a later date is applied on the column, jobs with "Job # zero" might be displayed. This indicates that the job is not yet created and will be created at the scheduled time.
The toolbar is located above the column header. You can use the icons in the toolbar to perform various actions. These actions can also be accessed from the right-click menu in the window.
(Details)You can also double-click an entry in the table to open the Monitoring window to view detailed information.
(Abort)
(Reschedule)
(Resume)
(Approve & Resume)
(Reject & Abort)
(Clean Reservation)
(Refresh)
in the status bar.
