When a scheduled event is triggered, the Scheduler calls the DBP web server to execute the event (or task), and a new record is added to the BpmsSchedulerWindowsServiceLog.txt file.
The DBP web server also logs information about the event in its own Application Log.
If the configuration is correct, you should see synchronized records in both the Scheduler’s and DBP web server’s logs.
If an event is present in the BpmsSchedulerWindowsServiceLog.txt but not in the Application Log, it means that the Scheduler can’t find the DBP web server. The path to the web server is configured in the BPMSSchedulerWindowsService.exe.config file.
If the DBP web server encounters an error during the event execution, you will see details about the error in the Application Log.
- For example, in the above image, errors 1, 2, and 4 indicate that the Risk application was removed, but the Scheduler is not aware of it and continues to call events related to the application. Error 3 indicates an error in the custom script FetchEpcInformationForTraining.