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Bucket Explorer provides facility to view queue history and detail record for all the queues. There are many operations, in which we are using queue to show detail and statistics of performed operation (e.g.
Upload
,
Download
,
Copy
,
Move
etc). After performing each operation, user can retrieve the detail of
operation performed in queue
by
"Transfer Queue History"
option whether the operation has got failed, successful or pending.
To view queue detail for particular queue, follow these steps :
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Run Bucket Explorer as usual.
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Perform some queue operations.
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There is separate queue for each operation, performed separately.
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Go to the 'TransferQueue -> Transfer Queue History' menu option at menu bar.
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It shows the 'Transfer Queue History' panel with a list box containing the list of all the queue names.
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Select the queue from list box and click the "Show button".
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It shows the queue detail in grid for the selected queue as-
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Status
- Whether the process for the object is pending or successful.
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Action
- Action that has been performed on the object. (e.g. ActionUpload, ActionDownload etc)
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Status Reason
- Whether the process for the object is completed or not.
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Total Size
- Total size of object.
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Bucket Name
- Operation that has been performed on the
bucket
.
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Object Name
- Operation that has been performed on the object.
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End Time
- It shows the time at which operation on the object has been completed in 'Date-Time' format.
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Start Time
- It shows the time at which operation on the object has been started in 'Date-Time' format.
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File Path
- It shows the file path at local system for the object/file.
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Total Time
- It shows the time taken to complete the action on particular object in the queue.
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Byte Transferred
- It shows the size of object in order to complete the action, performed on object.
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User Name
- It shows the name of user account at local system (e.g. Administrator, Guest etc)
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ETag
- It shows the Entity tag value for particular object.
(
ETag -
The object's entity tag is an opaque string used to quickly check an object for changes.)
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