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Use the ATRS System Monitor

The ATRS System Monitor provides a centralized location for monitoring schedule activity, email processing, errors, retries, backups, API executions, and other ATRS operational activity. Use the System Monitor to review the status of ATRS processes, investigate schedule and delivery issues, examine execution history, and access administrative monitoring tools. The information and options available in System Monitor may vary depending on your ATRS configuration and user permissions.

Before You Begin

Before using the System Monitor:

  • Make sure ATRS is running and you have access to the System Monitor.
  • Your ATRS user permissions may determine which System Monitor views and functions are available.
  • If you are investigating a specific schedule, note the schedule name and approximate execution time to make it easier to locate the relevant activity.
  • If you are troubleshooting an error, record the error message or time the issue occurred before reviewing the System Monitor.

Tip: When investigating an issue, knowing approximately when the schedule executed can make it easier to locate the relevant history, email, retry, or error records.

Open the System Monitor

  1. Open ATRS.
  2. From the ATRS main menu, select System Monitor.
  3. The System Monitor opens and provides access to the available monitoring and administrative views.

The System Monitor provides centralized access to ATRS operational activity, queues, logs, execution history, and administrative tools. Available information may depend on the current ATRS configuration and the user’s permissions.

Use the API Execution Queue to inspect executions submitted through the API. Use the other System Monitor views to examine wider scheduler, service, and system activity.

The ATRS System Monitor contains several monitoring and administrative tools. For detailed instructions on each area, see the following articles: