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Meridix Platform is available in English, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, German, Italian, Spanish. You can switch between the languages by clicking at the flag icons at the login page or at "My account" page once you've logged in. The language choice can be made per user. You can also set a default language for the entire system at the Application settings page. 

System information

Meridix Platform has a built-in information system that lets administrators publish information messages to the users. To access the system information go to Administration->Information messages in the menu. Type the desired information message in the textbox and click on the Update system information button to save it. All users of the system will be presented this message when they go to the default start page (quick start)






Application settings

Meridix Platform has a large number of settings that control how the system behaves. The main settings are available through the Application settings page that you can access by going to Administration->Application settings in the menu. This page is divided into several sections and each setting is described by the built-in help system. All settings are described and documented inside the system.


Execution queue

The execution queue is a queue with scheduled jobs that the system is going to perform. For example, every time the system executes a saved report it is added as a job to the execution queue. System administrators can view the current queue at Execution queue->View execution queue. The page is automatically updated if the checkbox Update page automatically is checked.



Studio service status Shows the current status of the Meridix Studio Server, which is the background service that executes the jobs. It should always be started otherwise, none of the jobs will be executed.
Active Show all the jobs in the queue that are added but not yet executed. Completed Executed jobs stay in the queue with a status of Completed for a number of days. They are automatically removed by the system later. You can always re-execute a completed job by clicking on the Move to active queue link. The job will be re-executed in the next run.

The following information is available for both active and completed jobs.

Added to queue The timestamp when the job was added to the queue.
Last status update The timestamp for the last status update for the job. For completed jobs, this is the time when the job was completed.
Status The current status of the job.
Status message A status message describing the status (if necessary).
Type of job What type of job this is (for example, Saved report).
Description A description of the job (for example, if it's a saved report job the name of the customer it belongs to, and the name of the saved report).
Scheduled to execute Since jobs can be scheduled to be executed at a future date this column specifies what time it is supposed to run. Saved reports can be added retrospectively and can therefore be executed as if they were executed at an earlier date. In these cases, this column will contain the timestamp that the report is executed as it was.

Logs

Administrators have access to the system log where they can find information on failed login attempts, failed saved report distributions, etc.
All logs of the severity warning are shown on the start page for administrators as long as they are marked as unhandled.


To access the log go to Log->View log where there is a list of all the log entries. Log entries can be in the state of unhandled and require attention from an administrator. When a log entry has been handled it is recommended that the administrator marks it as handled.
 



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