Hi,
I would like to understand how Skyline calculates the number of runs for automation scripts. Specifically, I’m looking to get clarity on the following points:
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Does the run count include only automation script executions, or are GQI queries included as well?
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Are scripts hosted on LCA that have triggers and perform data refreshes also counted in the run metrics?
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Are the values we see in the Information Events section of the cube used to determine script run counts?
Additionally, my goal is to track script executions end-to-end for each application and associated events. I want to determine which scripts are triggered, how frequently, and what events are initiating those executions (e.g., scheduled triggers, user interactions, or data changes).
Could you please help clarify how this tracking is handled within Skyline, and if there is a recommended approach to extract this level of detail per application?
Hi Apurva,
- GQI queries are not included, only automation scripts.
- All automation scripts executions are counted, there's no exceptions from where they are triggered.
- No, but they should match.
In RN40687 a few extra metrics were added that match what you are searching for, e.g. executions per script. Can you check if that is enough for your use case?
Hi Jorge,
Thanks for the answer, can we have a code or something which might help us to identify the number of runs for the scripts.
I had asked because can we get from information, so maybe is there a way we can scrape data or get data of information events should have info from which view it is coming from
As of now we have three LCA apps in a view, so I want to see if I do something end to end so how many times which which automation scripts ran
or in other words for each LCA app which all automation script rana nd how much time