Properties | Description |
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Start Time | The date and time the job was started. The time displayed here is specific to your time zone. |
Job ID | The job id assigned by the system. |
Status | Status of the job: • Waiting – Job has been created but needs additional information or a trigger event prior to being queued for execution. • Queued – Job has been queued for execution by the next available worker. • Canceled – Job was canceled prior to being acquired by a worker (during the Waiting or Queued state). No log file will be produced. • Initializing – Job has been acquired by a worker and is being prepared for execution. • Running – Job is currently executing on a worker. • Finished – Job has successfully completed. A log file is available (or soon will be). • Error – Job encountered an exception during execution. Depending on configuration and artifact design, the job may or may not have completed. A log file is available (or soon will be). • Failed – Job failed or was manually stopped by user command or exception at some point during initialization or execution. A log file may or may not be available. |
Duration | Execution time. |
Server | Where the job was executed. |
Destination | |
Log | Click for a specific record in the Configuration Jobs table. The Run History:<configuration_name> page is displayed from where you can view the run result details and download the log file. See Download Log File. |
Options and Actions | Description |
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Click this icon and specify the value that you want to search. The values in each column will be evaluated during the search. Contents will be filtered based on the search string. Click to close the search box. | |
Click the down arrow and select how many records to display on the page. The default page size is set to 25. | |
Use these options to Navigate from one page to another. | |
• Run Configuration– See Run a Configuration Manually • Run Configuration with Message – See Run Configuration with a Message. • Run Configuration with File – See Run Configuration with a File. |