ΒΆ Logging a Script
To get an overview on the status of all active scripts one can log into
the web interface of the Windows Service.
The usual way to do so is to start an RDP connection to the service which hosts
the Service and then start a web browser there with the URL http://localhost:8080.
The web interface then shows a list of all database instances with some information on
the active scripts, the last refresh and so on (see screenshot below).
The service can be shut down and restarted using the respective buttons. Alternatively, one can use
the Windows services administration tool (Start -> Run -> services.msc, find CIP Update Service).
The Reload function provided for every cockpit is necessary if structural changes where performed
to the database in the meantime. By clicking on View one gets a list of all schedules available
for the respective cockpit (see screenshot below).
If Auto Refresh is activated (checkbox at the top of the page), one can always see when
each schedule is going to be executed next. Also, the time of the last update is shown.
Potential errors can be found in the Update Log.