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Latest revision as of 13:47, 9 June 2019
Contents
Introduction
This table lists all the jobs in your account and their status. A more useful view of scheduled tasks can be obtains using one of the following tables: Dashboard Scheduled Task, View Schedule Task, View Track Trend Task.
Fields
In addition to the common fields, the Job Table includes the following fields
Error
If the most-recent run of this job had failed, this is the error message text.
Error Count
This counts the number of consecutive times that the job failed. This field resets when the job runs successfully. A job that failed 7 times in a row is automatically suspended.
Event Type
This field is not used for user tasks. It’s typically blank.
Last Execution
The date and time of the most recent run of the job. Time zone is EST.
Next Execution
The date and time that the job is scheduled to run at. Time zone is EST.
Parameters
This field is not used for user tasks. It’s typically blank.
Schedule
This is a reference to the Schedule in the Schedule table. It provides the parameters of the recurring schedule.
State
The state is either “active” or “suspended”. Suspended jobs are not scheduled to run.
Task
The name of the Java class for the task. This is one of scheduled view, scheduled dashboard, or track trend.
User
The user who own this job. The user field is a reference to the user in the user table. You can access fields from that table directly, for example to see dashboard that belong to inactive users, for example.
