You can restart an already running job when it is active in the SQL Editor. You can also
restart a stopped job by executing it again either from the Console page or the SQL Jobs
page.
Restarting a running SQL job🔗
If the job is currently loaded to the SQL Editor, you need to click on
the Restart button to restart the job.
Executing a stopped SQL job🔗
Executing stopped job from Console page
You need to click on the SQL Jobs button to open the list of
SQL jobs window. Without selecting the stopped job, click on the button
next to the job status, and select Execute.
Executing job from SQL Jobs page
On the SQL Jobs page, you need to click on the button
next to the job status, and select Execute.
You can filter down the list of job only to the stopped jobs by selecting
Stopped from the filters.
For changing the order, click on the name of the column, the direction of the
ordering is indicated next to the column name by arrows. For further filtering, you
can either click the button next to the column name or under the row of the
column name. The filtering value can be changed by typing the values directly to the
filtering row, the conditions need to be changed using the filtering arrow.
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button
next to the job status, and select Execute.
button next to the column name or under the row of the
column name. The filtering value can be changed by typing the values directly to the
filtering row, the conditions need to be changed using the filtering arrow.