Runtime Limits
Runtime limits ensure that a process runs for a predefined period of time or does not exceed a limit. Multiple limits are allowed with either minimal and maximal values. The limits can be hard coded or you can use an offset of runtime estimation based on previous runs of the process.
When the limits have been reached, an event or alert can be raised to request intervention from operators.
Process runtime includes pre-running action time as well as the time it stays in status Running, excluding any post-running action time.
Values
| Field | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| Name | The name of the runtime limit | |
| Type | The type of runtime limit, Maximum and Minimum are allowed. | Minimum |
| Entered Value | The value of the runtime limit, it can be fixed, or time-based or an offset in percent | |
| Kill Process | Should the process that has reached the limit be killed? | |
| Event Definition | Event to raise when the process definition has reached the limit. | |
| Ad Hoc Alert Source | Ad hoc alert to raise when the process definition has reached the limit. |
JobChain JobDefinition ProcessDefinition