Managing Smart Refining Tasks

Managing Refining Tasks

Refining tasks can be filtered, searched, started, stopped, retried, edited, and deleted. The following describes these operations.

• Filtering and searching for refining tasks
  In the search box on the Smart Refining page, you can filter tasks by ID, Latest Status, or Creator, or enter a keyword to quickly find the target task. You can also click My Created to filter the refining tasks created by the current login user.

  Figure 1 Filtering and searching for refining tasks
  

• Starting a refining task

  On the Smart Refining page, if you want to run a refining task whose Latest Status is Dataset generated, Not started, or Stopped again, click Start in the Operation column. In the Start Smart Refining panel, modify the refining configuration as required and click OK. For details about the parameters, see Table 2.

• Stopping a refining task

  On the Smart Refining page, click Stop in the Operation column of a running refining task. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK to stop the task.

• Retrying a refining task

  On the Smart Refining page, for a task that fails to be executed, hover the pointer over the icon next to Failed to view the failure cause. After the error is handled, click Retry in the Operation column. In the Start Smart Refining dialog box, modify the refining configuration as required and click OK to retry the refining task. For details about the parameters, see Table 2.

  Figure 2 Failed
  
  On the Smart Refining page, click the name of a refining task. On the Run Details tab page, click Report to view the operators that fail to run in the refining task.

  • For a new task: After the retry, the task is restarted from the operator that fails to run.
  • For a historical task: After the retry, the task is restarted from the Start operator.
  Figure 3 Running report
  

• Editing a refining task

  On the Smart Refining page, for a refining task whose latest running status is not Running, click Edit in the Operation column. On the Edit Smart Refining page, adjust the operator sequence or parameters and click Save to complete the task editing.

• Deleting a refining task

  On the Smart Refining page, locate the row where the target refining task resides and click Delete in the Operation column. In the displayed Delete dialog box, click OK.

  Deleted tasks are not permanently removed. If you accidentally delete a task, you can restore it. On the Smart Refining page, click Show deleted items to view the deleted tasks (with the Deleted label on the right of the task name).

  Figure 4 Deleted tasks
  
  You can perform the following operations on deleted tasks:

  • Restoring a task: Click Restore in the Operation column and click OK.
  • Permanently deleting a task: A permanently deleted task cannot be restored. Click the task name. In the upper part of the page, click permanently delete. In the displayed dialog box, enter DELETE and click OK.
    Figure 5 Permanent deletion
    

• Deleting refining tasks in batches

  Select multiple refining tasks and click Delete in the upper right corner of the page to delete them in batches.

Managing Refining Task Details

On the Smart Refining page, click a task name to go to the task details page. The refining task details page displays the details of the current task. In the upper right corner of the page, you can click the start, retry, delete, or stop button based on the task status. For details, see Managing Refining Tasks.

There are four tab pages on the refining task details page: Basic Info, Run Details, Refining Result, and Operation Record.