Task Management

Geo-Processing Automation (GPA) Task Management, which can view and manage the execution status of each model, including the total execution progress, tool sub-item execution tasks, tool parameters, Result and other information.

Parameter introduction:

Display Type：
- Task Management: displays the specific content and status of the current Running model.
- Execution Record: All execution records. Click each record to view the execution in Log Information.
Display Mode: Simple Mode and Timeline Mode are provided.
Log Information: It records the running status of each Execution Record in the program, and provides detailed and simple methods. When a record executed in Task Management is
selected, the recorded information is displayed in the Execution Log on the right.
Task type: The status of tasks in the Geo-Processing Automation (GPA) window is divided into waiting, Running, completed, cancelled, and Failed to execute.
- Wait: displays the next function to be executed after the Current Task is executed, as shown in "Intersection" in the following figure;
- Running: displays the current running function and execution progress. Meanwhile, in the Geo-Processing Automation (GPA) window, the progress will be marked in red in the function graph, as shown in the "Extract Wind Power Isosurface" in the following figure;
- Completed: displays the function that has been executed successfully in the current Geo-Processing Automation (GPA) model. After execution, a green √ will be displayed in the upper right corner of the function in the Geo-Processing Automation (GPA) window. As shown in the following figure;
- elled: displays the cancelled functions in the current model; click the button to re-execute;
- Failed to execute: Displays the function of the Failed to execute in the current model. After The execution completed, the progress bar of the model in the Task Management page turns red. A red × will be displayed in the upper right corner of the failed function in the canvas, as shown in the "Crop" in the following figure. Double-click the function in the Geo-Processing Automation (GPA) window, modify its parameters, and run it again.

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