I found a section in the user manual about list charts, but I don't know how to create one. Where can I find this? I want to use the partition function to display stats for different task executors on my global task executor list.
Unfortunately, this particular chart is deprecated and is no longer being used. We apologize for the confusion in having missed taking the List Chart documentation out of the manual.
If you want to chart the stats of partitions in a list you can still do this, but you can do it by using a Process Flow chart. (Even if your list is not a Process Flow list, you can use it, because we will be removing the default statistics and adding our own.) So when you've opened up the Chart's properties first thing to do, is under the Object tab, use the eye dropper tool to select your list. Next go to the Statistics tab and remove any default settings there. Click the green plus sign and under the drop down select List Statistics or List Partition Statistics. If you are using the Partition statistics, go to the Runtime tab and will either have to add the numbers yourself (for partition numbers) or you can use the eye dropper tool to select each task executer in those partitions.
Getting to the List statistics requires that you have a Dashboard widget or chart already created in the dashboard. The widget serves as a jump off point to get to the List stats. Double click on a widget to get the chart properties and make sure the Objects tab shows your List in the window, then go to the Statistics tab, click the green 'Plus' button to get this:
From here you can add whatever List stats you want, including partition stats.
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