Job details

The Job Details page provides comprehensive insights into a selected job, helping you understand and manage job operations effectively. You can access this page by clicking the name of the job on either the Runs (Latest) or Scheduled Jobs tab.

Job Details

In this section, you can review basic job details and scheduling parameters. You can also use the options in the top-right corner to perform the following actions:

Edit opens the Edit Job Schedule Details modal window, allowing you to modify schedule details.

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The Edit action is not available for data extract jobs. For more information on changing data extract details, see Editing a data extract.
Change Owner opens the Change Job Owner modal window, allowing you to assign a new owner to the job.

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When the job owner is changed, the ownership of the related logs is also updated accordingly.
Delete allows you to remove the job if it is no longer needed.

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Deleting a scheduled job deletes the job itself along with all associated job logs.
Run Now allows you to start the job immediately.
Pause Scheduling allows you to suspend a scheduled or triggered job indefinitely while preserving its definition. This action temporarily stops the job scheduling without affecting its underlying configuration. You can resume a paused job.

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Pausing a job does not stop a running instance. If you want to stop a job in progress, use the cancel function instead.
Resume Scheduling allows you to restart a previously paused scheduled or triggered job.

Depending on the type of the job you are looking at, you can also review data extract or email details on this page.

Email Details

In this section, you can explore information about email jobs including subject, message content, email template, attachments, and other relevant details.

(next to the URL of the visual URL) updates the URL to reflect the current application location. This is useful if the domain or application name has changed, as the URL does not update automatically.

Data Extract Details

In this section, you can explore specifics like extract ID, source dataset, target data connection, and other details related to the data extraction process.

Previous Runs

In this section, you can see a comprehensive list of past job operations, which can help in diagnosing and troubleshooting errors.

Filters

You can adjust the list of displayed previous runs using the following filters:

Status – This filter is based on job status.
Start Time – This filter is based on the start time of job runs. The selected value will be the minimum start time of the displayed runs.
End Time – This filter is based on the end time of job runs. The selected value will be the maximum end time of the displayed runs.

Actions

You can perform the following actions:

allows you to delete logs from the list of previous runs. To select logs for deletion, click the checkbox at the start of each log row. To select all logs, click the checkbox on the left side of the list header.
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This action will only delete the job logs, not the job itself.
allows you to stop a running job. This option is only active for jobs currently in progress.
opens the Run Details modal, which includes information about the tasks performed in connection with the job instance and any errors encountered.
It has three tabs:
Tasks

Detailed Logs
It provides additional job run details for debugging. The Download Details button allows you to export all run details in JSON format, which can be used for debugging or can be shared with other users.

Email Details