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Hold, release, and Deleted from Queued Activity on Web Console
Prior to 6.1, a user could hold, release, and delete processes from the Queued Activity Monitor on the Java console. It seems that this functionality is not present in the Web console for 6.1.+ This is needed ASAP!
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Prior to 6.1, a user could hold, release, and delete processes from the Queued Activity Monitor on the Java console. It seems that this functionality is not present in the Web console for 6.1.+ This is needed ASAP!
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The user must click on an individual process ID in order to release or delete a queued process. There needs to be release and delete options from the main window for Queued Activity.