Job management and automation

The Jobs page contains a table that displays all jobs in the system, including built-in jobs and custom jobs.

The Jobs table contains the following columns:

Column header	Description
Summary	The name or short description of a job. You can click the summary to view its execution history (see Job history).
Job Type	There are two types of jobs: Built-in: Pre-configured system jobs. Custom: Job created by an administrator.
Schedule	Shows how often the job is run.
Last Job Status	Indicates the status of the job: Success: The job execution successful. Failed: The job execution failed. Running: The job is currently executing. Queued: The job has been put into an execution queue and will be executed shortly. Timeout: The job execution has timed out. Aborted: The job execution has been interrupted. This status usually occurs when the user manually aborts. Skipped: The job has been skipped. This status usually occurs when a previously executed job is still running and its job configuration does not allow concurrent jobs.
Last Job Result	View the last job execution result by clicking Job Result .
Last Job Updated	When the job was last run.
Create Time	When the job was first created.
Actions	You can perform two actions on the health test: Run: Manually launch a job execution. Configure: Change a job's configurations. Delete: Delete a job and the job's history.

The Jobs page contains a table that displays all jobs in the system, including built-in jobs and custom jobs.

The Jobs table contains the following columns:

Column header

Description

Summary

The name or short description of a job. You can click the summary to view its execution history (see Job history).

Job Type

There are two types of jobs:

Schedule

Shows how often the job is run.

Last Job Status

Indicates the status of the job:

Success: The job execution successful.
Failed: The job execution failed.
Running: The job is currently executing.
Queued: The job has been put into an execution queue and will be executed shortly.
Timeout: The job execution has timed out.
Aborted: The job execution has been interrupted.

This status usually occurs when the user manually aborts.
Skipped: The job has been skipped.

This status usually occurs when a previously executed job is still running and its job configuration does not allow concurrent jobs.

Last Job Result

View the last job execution result by clicking Job Result

Last Job Updated

When the job was last run.

Create Time

When the job was first created.

Actions

You can perform two actions on the health test: