Information

What Information is for

Information identifies the running Arizmic workstation. Use it to confirm the build, runtime process, supported execution modes, and canonical schemas before comparing behavior, reporting a defect, or checking compatibility.

This tab is descriptive. Change storage, worker, connection, and display settings in System Settings.

Read the runtime identity

The Runtime panel records the application name, version, process ID, start time, build signature, canonical schema count, and supported execution modes.

Use these fields together:

• Version identifies the release family.
• Build distinguishes the exact source or package identity when available.
• Process and Started help confirm whether a launcher update or restart actually replaced the previous workstation.
• Execution Modes lists modes understood by the running process; it does not certify every strategy, provider, or fidelity for use.

If the UI and workstation appear out of step, open System Settings and run the workstation freshness check before collecting diagnostics.

Inspect canonical schemas

The Information table lists canonical schema names and their fields. These are the normalized shapes the running workstation recognizes. Use them when checking whether an import, prepared layer, Signal, Strategy, or SDK component is compatible with the current build.

A schema's presence means the runtime recognizes its contract. It does not mean the selected Dataset contains that data, a provider supplies it, or every engine consumes it. Check the owning object and capability status separately.

Use Information in support and comparison

Before reporting behavior that changed between machines or releases, record:

1. the Version and Build;
2. the operating system and architecture from the System Profile;
3. the relevant schema or execution mode;
4. the Job ID and approximate time; and
5. the exact page and action that produced the behavior.

System values are refreshed when the application loads or when an explicit check requests them. Treat displayed capacity as a snapshot rather than a continuous hardware monitor.

For a fuller support package, download Diagnostics from System Settings and review it before sharing. For one operation's attempts and telemetry, open Jobs. For the surrounding event sequence, use Activity and support.