Service tasks are the long-running background operations that g-Space schedules on behalf of the user — for example recalculating project parameters after new data is loaded, synchronising views, or executing a multi-step procedure. They are controlled from the Main bar of the ribbon and their progress is reported in the Output View.
Execute process
Some data-loading operations only register objects in the project; a follow-up recalculation is required to integrate the new objects with existing horizons, wells, or maps. Trigger this recalculation by opening the Ribbon → Main bar and clicking Execute. g-Space runs every pending procedure in the queue and writes the results back to the project.
Stop process
If a running task takes longer than expected or was launched by mistake, use Ribbon → Main bar → Stop. The current task is aborted cleanly — partial results are discarded and the project returns to the state it was in before the task started.
Monitoring progress
Task status, elapsed time and log messages appear in the Output View dock panel while a service task runs. Warnings and errors raised by the underlying procedure are recorded there too, so the panel is the primary place to check when a task ends unexpectedly.
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