Using the Admin Console Debug tab

The Debug tab displays a list of Daemon threads. The list expands to display detailed information for all of the threads that the clock uses to communicate with the system:

• When a thread is running, Running is displayed next to the thread name.
• When a thread is not running, Stopped is displayed next to the thread name.

  If the thread is stopped, then an error may have occurred or the thread was intentionally stopped. When the thread is stopped, the tasks and processes controlled by the thread are not being performed.

• When the thread will run next is displayed under Schedule. Expand the Schedule to view the thread’s schedule details. These details are useful in determining if a thread is running too often or not often enough.
• When the thread ran last is displayed under Schedule and then Time Task.

  If the last run time is beyond the expected time, examine the Log tab for possible errors. If the thread is running infrequently, the actions that the process runs may not be running as expected. For example, the database update thread retrieves data from the system. If this thread is running infrequently, the clock’s database may have stale data.