Environment History

Environment History

The Environment History report provides visibility into the history of all activities across the topology of environments and instances. This report is helpful in determining what may have happened with a given project that might be having issues. To filter the report, use Basic or Advanced mode. You can view activities at individual file or project/package level, use Show File Level Details checkbox.

Report will initialize to Basic mode with activity details from past 3 months without file level details.

Result table details

Path is

  • Fully qualified application name

Ref #

  • S - for pipeline stage execution and stage execution id

  • P - for project request and workflow request id

  • A - for application request and folder request id

Release and Snapshot

  • Only present if deployment was done using Release

Change Ticket

  • Only present if Change Management System integration is used for deployments and change ticket is used for deployments.

Issue Number

  • Only present if Issue Tracking System integration is used and build captured issue numbers.

File level details

  • File level details for partial deployment project is only shown if Show File Level Details is checked, otherwise package level activities are displayed.

Sequence Number

  • References the execution order of the file in the given package. Only shown if Show File Level Details is checked. For all files partial deployment, sequence number will be empty.

Basic Search

Search Field

Search Operator

Notes

Search Field

Search Operator

Notes

Environment

Equals

Configured Active Environments

Instance

Equals

Configured Active Instances

Status

Equals

Aborted, Failure, Queued, Running, Scheduled, Success

Workflow Type

Equals

Build, Deploy, Utility, Test, Other, Test Definition

Requested On

After, Before or Between

Task requested time

Depending on whether first, second or both values are provided respectively

Release

Contains Ignore Case

Release name, suggestions are provided as you type

You can use partial or full Release name.

Advanced Search

Search Field

Search Operator

Notes

Search Field

Search Operator

Notes

Environment

Equals

Configured Active Environments

Instance

Equals

Configured Active Instances

Status

Equals

Aborted, Failure, Queued, Running, Scheduled, Success

Workflow Type

Equals

Build, Deploy, Utility, Test, Other, Test Definition

Requested On

After, Before or Between

Task requested time

Depending on whether first, second or both values are provided respectively

Release

Contains Ignore Case

Release name, suggestions are provided as you type

You can use partial or full Release name.

Ref #

Equals

Search for Project, Application or Pipeline Stage Execution id

Project Name

Contains Ignore Case

Project Name

Start Time

After, Before or Between

Execution start time

Depending on whether first, second or both values are provided respectively

End Time

After, Before or Between

Execution end time

Depending on whether first, second or both values are provided respectively

Package Name

Equals

Package name, only applicable for partial deployment projects

Requested By

Equals

exact user name of person that requested execution

SCM Revision

Equals

Revision associated with project version or specific file (if showing file level details)

Change Ticket

Equals

Change ticket associated with deploy or utility execution

Issue Number

Equals

Issue numbers associated with project version

Build Request Flexfields

Equals

Depends on configured active and visible Build Request Flexfields

Only applies to project and application executions

Deploy Request Flexfields

Equals

Depends on configured active and visible Deploy Request Flexfields

Only applies to project and application executions

The reference number (Ref #) in the first column can be used to correlate data across reports. It refers to the project, application, or stage execution identification number.

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