Step 3: Run the Analytic
Running an analytic from the web editor is useful in verifying and debugging the implemented logic of an analytic. If break points have been added on SFCode Blocks, the execution stops as soon as it reaches the Break Point, allowing you to analyze the data and variables through the debug panel.
Running the analytic is the third step in running and debugging an analytic.
To run an analytic:
Make sure you have set any Break Points you want to use, and have chosen the Case to apply the analytic to.
Click
Start to begin running the analytic.
As the analytic runs, if any break points were set, execution stops on each to allow you to analyze the data and variables through the debug panel. See Step 4: Debug the Analytic for debugging information.
Click
Continue, to restart the execution, if it has stopped on a break point or if you have paused the execution and want to restart it (see step 4).
(Optional) Click
Pause if you want to temporarily stop the execution of the analytic.
(Optional) Click
Stop if you want to halt the execution of the analytic.
See SFCode Block Debug Panel for a brief overview of the Debug panel.
See SFCode Block Debug Status for additional information Debug information.