Th PM Service performs necessary database maintenance and updates on the GBAEquip and GBAWork databases. Once a day, this service starts an executable called PMWOGen.exe. This process does the following actions:
Fleet
General
Inventory
Sewer
Street
Work
Logging
Log Files
In the process of performing these tasks, the GSXProc.exe process will be called 4 times in succession. Once this process is complete, a log file (PMWOGen.log) is created in one of the following directories:
Documents and Settings\[user name]\Application Data\Lucity_Services or Documents and Settings\[user name]\Application Data\Lucity.
Any errors will also be written to a log file in this directory.
Errors that occur in the GSXProc.exe portion of the process are written to the end of the GSLog.htm file. These htm files are stamped with their date and time. Error logs will differ from the Mobile Desktop htm logs in that error logs are usually generated in the middle of the night.
Logging in Database
The PM Service is also logged in the GBAUser.dbo.SYSTEMLOG table. Each process will have a unique identifier within this table and it will be useful to administrators because it will show which processes hung or took a long time to run.
Notification Emails
The PM Service can also be configured to automatically send out emails when it is complete. This provides users with a daily update letting them know that the nightly processes were successful. If they have this configured and do not receive and email in the morning then the processes most likely failed.
This email is configured in the Lucity Administration Tool > System > Settings > Email tab. The following settings must be configured:
Available User Parameters
All of the user configurable parameters that are available stored on the server in the CONFIG\pmchkwo.ini file. Settings and information available in the file are listed below:
[PM]
STR:TIMEPROCESS=2:00:00 AM
STR:DATEPROCESS=11/10/2005
STR:USER=MYNAME
Parameters in bold below may be customized in the program by going to Work>>Administration>>PM Setup. A brief description of each of these settings/parameters is listed below: