Service Tasks
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.
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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.
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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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