Scheduled jobs

Cloudera Data Visualization makes it easy to check out and examine the information available about your jobs. The Jobs interface has three tabs: Job Logs, Scheduled Jobs and Manage Schedule Intervals.

The Scheduled Jobs tab shows the list of jobs that run on a schedule, or are triggered by measures on the dataset reaching a defined threshold. It also shows the options and actions available for these jobs.

  1. REFRESH updates the jobs information.

  2. DELETE SELECTED performs a delete on all selected jobs. For more information, see Deleting jobs.

  3. RUN NOW reruns all selected jobs. For more information, see Rerunning jobs.

  4. RESUME restarts all selected jobs that have been paused. For more information, see Resuming paused jobs.

  5. Filters for scheduled job are based on Type, Status, Owner, and Last Run Date Range.

  6. Job ID on the Scheduled Jobs tab and theJob Log tab is the same. This helps to debug performance issues.

  7. Type provides information on wheher the job is a data extract or an adhoc, scheduled or a threshold email.

  8. Name of the scheduled job.

  9. The Details column provides additional information about the scheduled job such as threshold information (if any), email recipients, schedule type, and so on.

  10. Owner provides the ID of the user who created the scheduled job. For more information, see Changing the owner of a job.

  11. Schedule can be either one of the standard types (weekly, hourly, and so on), or a custom interval.

  12. Last Run

  13. Next Run

  14. Last Status indicates if the job is paused or active.

  15. The checkbox on the header row and on each job log entry selects the jobs for bulk deletion or a rerun.

  16. DETAILS opens the information module of the job log.

  17. EDIT opens the Edit Job modal window.

  18. RUN NOW reruns the job. For more information, see Rerunning jobs.

  19. PAUSE suspends a scheduled or triggered job indefinitely, but leaves its definition intact so you can easily resume it. For more information, see Pausing jobs.