About 'Manage' Tab:
The 'Manage' tab in EazyDI provides users with tools to efficiently handle existing pipelines. Users can edit, delete, run, and review the details of their pipelines from this tab.
This tab has two sub-tabs as below -
1)Saved Mapping Task -
The Saved Mapping Tasks tab allows users to manage their created pipelines. When a pipeline is successfully created, it is visible on this tab. Below is the table structure displaying all the details of existing pipelines:
Column Descriptions:
Mapping Task Name: The name of the created pipeline.
Source: Displays the name of the source connection.
Target: Displays the name of the target connection.
Pipeline Status: Indicates the status of the pipeline creation process (Completed, In Progress, Edited).
Created By: Displays the username of the user who created the pipeline.
Schedule: Indicates whether the pipeline is scheduled for execution and provides scheduling details upon hovering over the "i" button.
Last Updated On: Displays the date and time when the pipeline was last updated.
Action: Provides options to interact with the pipeline:
Play button: Manually run the pipeline.
Pencil icon: Edit the pipeline configuration.
Bin icon: Delete the pipeline.
Run History: This section displays the run history of pipelines, showing details such as status (success/failed), completion time, run ID, username, and queued time.
Upon clicking the "Notepad" button, users can access the run history of pipelines, providing them with valuable insights into the performance and execution status of their data integration pipelines.
Column Descriptions:
Run ID: Unique identifier for the pipeline run.
Status: Indicates whether the pipeline run was successful or failed.
Completion Time: The date and time when the pipeline run was completed.
Queued Time: The date and time when the pipeline run was queued for execution.
Username: The username of the user who initiated the pipeline run.
Users can utilize this information to track the execution status of their pipelines, identify successful and failed runs, and analyze specific details of each pipeline run for further insights or troubleshooting.
Additional Details: Users can see the additional details of pipelines by simply clicking on the particular pipeline.
When the user runs a mapping by clicking the play button, a small window appears with 'Success Message' and two options: 'Monitor' and 'Cancel'.
Monitor: Clicking on 'Monitor' will navigate the user to the 'In-Progress' tab under 'Monitor', allowing them to monitor the running jobs.
Cancel: Clicking 'Cancel' will initiate the mapping, but the user will remain on the same Manage page.
Search and Filtering Options(On left side of 'Saved Mapping task' tab):
Search Box: Users can utilize the search box to search for specific pipeline names, facilitating easy navigation when dealing with a large number of pipelines.
Filter by Type: Users can filter pipelines by type, such as scheduled or non-scheduled, enabling them to focus on pipelines based on their scheduling status.
Filter by Time: Users can filter pipelines by time, allowing them to narrow down the list based on when the pipelines were last updated or created.
2)New Mapping Task -
Under this tab, users can create new mapping tasks/pipelines by defining data source and target connections, mapping fields, and configuring transformation rules. To begin, users need to provide a pipeline name and click the "Proceed" button. Upon clicking "Proceed," users will be navigated to the pipelines page, where they can configure their pipeline further, including specifying source and target connections, mapping fields, and defining transformation rules.
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