Users

Name of the person who started the logical sequence on the consumer side of the Web service or the name of the logon user on the provider side

Location

All sequences or only sequences of the provider or the consumer

Sequence Status

All, open, or faulty sequences

Sequence Type

All or technical sequences

Start Date End Date Start Time End Time

Combine the time specifications with the above fields – for example, the sequence status or the sequence type.

Remember that a faulty or open sequence is kept for a longer period of time. The start time must be defined accordingly.

Business Process Name

Name of Software Level / Application

Logical Sequence Key

The logical sequence key is only available locally and is not passed from the consumer to the provider. The application can determine when a new sequence is created.

Technical Sequence Key

The technical sequence key is requested on the consumer side, created on the provider side, and then transmitted to the user of the service. The key is identical on both sides and links the different logical sequence keys on the consumer and on the provider side.

Message Key

Key of the message that is sent from the consumer to the provider