Deploy Request Main Screen


When option DP is entered on the ISPW Main Menu, the Deploy Request Queue screen is displayed as shown in the following figure.

Deploy Request Queue Screen

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Filter Dates Field

The Filter Dates line highlighted in the preceding figure, Deploy Request Queue screen, is used to control the Deploy Request Queue display. The following table describes the field values:

Value

Description

T (Today)

Requests created today

D (Day)

Requests created in the last day

W (Week)

Requests created in the last week

M (Month)

Requests created in the last month

R (Range)

Requests created between the range of dates specified on the Filter Line

N (No Range)

All Requests will be listed

When entering the Deploy Request Queue for the first time, the date filtering will be set to W. If the User preferences (option U.S) are set to Session Save=Y, whatever value is typed in the Filter Dates line will be saved across sessions.

The following table describes the Deploy Request Queue Column:

Column

Description

ReqId

Unique ID that identifies a Request

Set

ISPW Set that the Deploy Request was created for

DplyEnv

Deploy Environment

Status

Overall Status of the Request. See the subsequent row for a description of the Status values

Description

Taken from the Set Description

Date

Date/Time that the Request was created.


Warning

Important

By using the VP (View Preferences) command, the column positions and display lengths can be altered to the User’s preference.

Deploy Request Status

The following table lists the different Deploy Request statuses.

Deploy Request Statuses

Status

Description

Planned

After the Set Lock process, the Deploy Request is created with a status of Planned to indicate that this Request contains the intended list of parts for deployment.

Confirmed

When the Set has executed, the Tasks are checked for completeness and the Request status is updated to Confirmed, meaning the Tasks are ready for the Deployment process.

Staged

If a staging warehouse is defined, staging will be done. During staging, ISPW Deploy will transfer the component parts to the target platform and store them in a warehouse, ready to be deployed.

Implemented

For deployments with an Activation process, a status of Implemented indicates that the Implemented Process is complete.

Completed

Indicates that the whole deployment process for this Request is complete—whether it included Activation or not.

Failed

A Package (or multiple Packages) has a Failed status.

Terminated

The Deploy Request has been manually terminated.

Deploy Request Queue Operations

The following operations are valid on the Deploy Request Queue screen:

  • S—Select Request to shown Package detail
  • L—List Messages
  • M—Modify Request.

Sections later in this chapter describe each of these operations.

 

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