Creating a task to
How you can create a task.
About this task
Note:
Procedure
If you are familiar with conman, in the Query text box specify a query based on the conman showcpus syntax. Alternatively, click Edit to select the filter criteria from the list of options that is displayed.
You can filter the task results based on the workstation
and domain names, or part of names (using wildcard characters). 
You can filter the task results
based on the workstation types and reporting attributes.- In the Columns Definition section, select the information
you want to display in the table containing the query results. According
to the columns you choose here, the corresponding information is displayed
in the task results table. For example, for all the objects resulting
from your query, you might want to see their link statuses, domains,
and type, or you might want to see their statuses and the number of
jobs successful or running on them. You can then drill down into this
information displayed in the table and navigate it. In the Columns Definition section, not only can you select the columns for this task results, but you can also specify the columns for secondary queries on:
- jobs, job streams domains, files, and resources.
For example, you are creating a task to search for all the workstations
of a domain. From the resulting list of workstations, you can navigate
to see (secondary query) a list of all the jobs running on each of
them.
- jobs. For example, you are
creating a task to search for all the virtual workstations that are
also fault-tolerant. From the resulting list of workstations, you
can navigate to see (secondary query) a list of all the jobs running
on each of them.