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Managing Queues in Orchestrator
Learn how to confgure queues in Orchestrator.
You can populate queues either using Studio or on the Upload Items window. Processing items from a queue is only possible using Studio. For more information, see Managing Queues in Studio.
In the Queues page, click More Actions > View Transactions. The Transactions page is displayed, containing only the items from the indicated queue.
In the Queues page, click on Review Requests to display all the queue items assigned for revision to the currently logged in user. The page allows for status changes, and managing item information.
To view the chart for a specific queue, click More Actions button, and then View Chart.
A line chart displays the transaction status evolution over a specific amount of time. The time period (last hour, day, week, 30 days) can be changed, and you can view the average execution time and the maximum number of retries.
This section concerns adding items into a queue in Orchestrator. For details on how to do that through workflows in Studio, click here.
- In the Queues page, click the corresponding More Actions button of your desired queue, and then Upload Items. The Upload Items window is displayed.
- Click Browse and select the desired .csv file.
- Click Upload. If your file is compliant with thesupported formatting rules, the upload operation is successful.
- Select the upload strategy.
- Click Upload. The items are added into your queue according to the previously selected strategy.
- If you used the Process All Independently option and there are unprocessed items, the Upload button becomes Download and enables you to download a .csv file containing the unprocessed items.
To monitor a queue, click the corresponding More Actions button and then Monitor Queue. Alternatively, select it from the Queues Overview widget (Monitoring > Queues).
Note that monitoring a queue requires your user to have View permissions on Queues and on Monitoring. Additionally, Edit on Monitoring is required in order to disable errors from the Error Feed widget on the Monitoring > Queues page.
To delete a queue, click the corresponding More Actions button and then Remove.
Alternatively, select it from the Queues page and click Remove. The queue is no longer displayed in the Queues page.