Viewing automation results


After a request is complete, follow these automation steps: 

  1. Log on to BMC Release Process Management.
  2. Click Requests.
  3. Click the request.
  4. Click the step for which you want to see the automation results.
  5. Click the Notes tab.
    The Notes tab displays the exact status of the automation queue with the timestamp of execution as follows:
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    The automation notes provide the following information:
    • The time when the automation is added to the queue.
    • The time when the automation has started. Information about the server name or node name is also mentioned here.
    • The time when the automation was completed.

      Warning

      Note

      The time is displayed in the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) format irrespective of the time zone selected by the user.

  6. Scroll down and click Automation run full results

    • If you have the View Full Automation Results permission, the following fields are displayed:

      Field

      Description

      SCRIPT EXECUTE

      The script of the request is displayed.

      INPUT PARAMETERS

      The parameters that are parsed in this request are displayed.

      input parameters.PNG

      Warning

      Note

      Private property is masked using an asterisk (*).

      RESULTS

      The results of the requests are displayed.

    • If you do not have permission, only the RESULTS field is displayed.

      ===================== RESULTS =====================================================
      New Run - Shell Cmd: ls

      ========================
      Running: ls
      ========================
      app
      config
      config.ru
      data
      db
      exports
      Gemfile
      Gemfile.lock
      jboss-deployment-structure.xml
      jboss-web.xml
      lib
      log
      public
      Rakefile
      tmp
      vendor
      VERSION
      web.xml

      =============  Results End ==============
      Success - found term

 

Tip: For faster searching, add an asterisk to the end of your partial query. Example: cert*

BMC Release Process Management 5.0.06