This function provides an execution view of the ETL instance, a serialized execution of the ETL steps rendered as a sequence diagram. 

On the ETL Instance page, select the list item in the table, then click the View > Render menu option.

The ETL Instance Execution view is shown below. When enabled, the checkbox automatically renders changes to the instance image. Use the drop-down to select the ETL steps to exclude, then click the Generate Image button to summarize the instance execution image. Use the search text bar to locate the ETL step in the execution view. 

All dates/times are stored within the database as UTC and displayed based on the user's local timezone. 

Note: Engine runtime data are in ISO + UTC format. 

View ETL Execution View.

This function renders the ETL instance on the new page. 

On the Render instance page, select View > Execution View. The ETL instance execution path relative to the workflow design is displayed below. 

Export - XML.

This function exports the ETL instance to an XML file.   

On the Render instance page, select Export > XML. The XML file is generated and downloaded to the local folder.  

Items - Variables.

This function renders the list of variables and their values.   

On the Render instance page, select Items > Variables from the menu.   

The variables and their values are displayed in a pop-up window for reference, as shown below.  

Items - Globals.

This function renders the list of globals and their values.   

On the Render instance page, select Items > Globals from the menu.   

The globals and their values appear in a pop-up window for reference, as shown below.  

Items - Error Steps.

This function displays the error steps encountered during ETL instance execution. 

On the Render Instance page, select Items > Error Steps.

The pop-up window displays the error steps. Click the hyperlink to navigate to the error step on the designer canvas. 

Items - Engine Alerts.

This function displays the engine alerts logged by the ETL steps during execution. 

On the Render Instance page, select Items > Engine Alerts. 

The Engine Alerts information appears below.