Build Details

This page displays additional build properties, including the full command line, environment, and eMake version for a specific build.

Actions

Opens the Messages page for viewing all system log entries for the build.
Downloads the annotation file for a completed build. For details about the annotation file, see <a id="Annotation"></a> Annotation.
Deletes a non-running build.
Stops a running build.
lets you add a new build comment as described in Using Comments.

On the left side of the page, a pulldown menu lets you select Details, Configuration, or Metrics information for your build.

Build Summary

Field	Description
Status	Build’s result or status: Paused by a breakpoint Running Completed successfully Timed out. For details about possible causes, see KB article KBEA-00039 “ Fixing builds that the Cluster Manager reports as timed out.” Stopped Failed or encountered an error Running but waiting for a build license. This appears when the number of concurrent builds has reached the license limit. The build will resume when another build stops running for any reason (because it completed successfully, completed with an error, was stopped from the Cluster Manager, timed out, and so on).
Name	Build name as defined by the build class tag definition
Status	Text-based version of the build result or status.
Start Time	Date and time the build was started
Duration	Build duration (the elapsed time between the start and end time)
Conflicts	Number of conflicts in the build

Field

Description

Status

Build’s result or status:

Paused by a breakpoint

Running

Completed successfully

Timed out. For details about possible causes, see KB article KBEA-00039 “ Fixing builds that the Cluster Manager reports as timed out.”

Stopped

Failed or encountered an error

Running but waiting for a build license. This appears when the number of concurrent builds has reached the license limit. The build will resume when another build stops running for any reason (because it completed successfully, completed with an error, was stopped from the Cluster Manager, timed out, and so on).

Name

Build name as defined by the build class tag definition

Status

Text-based version of the build result or status.

Start Time

Date and time the build was started

Duration

Build duration (the elapsed time between the start and end time)

Conflicts

Number of conflicts in the build

Details Pane

This pane displays detailed information about the build and the machine that invoked the build. If a breakpoint is active and was triggered, this information appears here also. For details about using ecbreakpoint, see Using Breakpoints.

Build ID—Build ID number assigned by the Cluster Manager
Build Class— Build class to which the build belongs. A default build class name is displayed if one was not assigned
Job Count—Number of jobs run during the build
Priority—Priority at which the build was run
Min Agents—Minimum number of agents used during the build
Max Agents—Maximum number of agents that can be used by the build
Effective Agent Alloc—Percentage of time the build was able to get all the agents it requested that were available for it to use. 100% means the build had all requested agents 100% of the time, while a lower percentage means that there were periods where agents that could have been used by this build were allocated to other builds
Wait Time—Time that the build spent waiting for agents to become available
IP set—If eMake was directed to use an alternate set of IP addresses to access agent hosts, this field indicates which set was used. For details, see Configuring eMake and Agents for Multiple Interface Communications.
Workload—Sum of agent usage over all agents (in seconds). This value also appears in the annotation file
Host Name—Name of the machine from which the build was started
IP Address—IP address of the machine from which the build was started
User Name—Effective name of the user that started the build. This will be the same as the OS User Name unless - -emake-impersonate-user was specified
OS User Name—Actual name of the user that started the build. This will be the same as the User Name unless --emake-impersonate-user was specified
User Label—Label portion of the build name
Platform—Platform on which the build ran
History Exists—Whether or not a history file existed for the build.
Command Line—Command line used to invoke eMake
Resource Request—Resource on which the build ran.
CWD—Directory from which eMake ran
EMake Version—eMake version information
Build Log Directory—Location of the build log
History File—Full path to the history file that was input into the build

Configuration Pane

This pane includes several build properties and displays build environment variables. AnnoDetail lists the annotation options used for the build. These options might have been specified on the eMake command line, or they might be inherited from the build class

Metrics Pane

This pane includes more than 50 metrics characterizing different aspects of build performance. For definitions of these metrics, see <a id="Annotation"></a> Annotation - Metrics in Annotation Files.