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  • Idle: Indicates the job is not running. Select the job to view the next scheduled execution. 

  • Paused: Indicates the job is currently on pause. While paused, the job will not run at the next scheduled time. 

  • Running: Indicates the job is actively running and transferring content. 

  • Complete: Indicates the job is done and has met a defined stop policy. A job with a complete status will not run again. 

  • Cancelled: Indicates the job is in the process of cancelling. The job will wrap up current processes during this status to ensure work finished correctly. 

  • Failed: Indicates the job audit log has captured one or more error entries. 

  • Failed to Start: Indicates job has failed to start properly in the previous execution, which is typically the result of a misconfiguration or missing connection. 

  • Queued: Indicates the job has reached it scheduled time and has been queued. It will be run based on its priority in the queue. 

  • Awaiting user interaction: Indicates user interaction is required. (This is a transient status and cannot be used as a filter on the Job screen. See below.)

  • Resume: Indicates the job is in the process of being resumed after having been paused. (This is a transient status and cannot be used as a filter on the Job screen. See below.)

  • Success: Indicates the job completed with no failures. (This is a transient status and cannot be used as a filter on the Job screen. See below.)

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Filter by Job Status

You can filter the Jobs Grid by job status to display only jobs that are in a specific status or grouping. This is done by choosing Status in the Select filter list and then selecting the applicable status from the Select a value list. Most of the statuses have a direct correlation to the job status (as described in the previous section). The two "not" options in this list serve as a grouping for multiple statuses. They allow you to omit specific statuses. 

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  • All: This displays all jobs with Failed and Failed to start statuses. 

  • Failed: This displays only jobs where the job audit log captured one or more error entries. 

  • Failed to start: This displays only jobs that failed to start properly in the previous execution, which is typically the result of a misconfiguration or missing connection. 

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Item Error and Warning Categories

Using the REST API, you can get a list of all system error and warning categories.

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Error Level Categories

Failure: Indicates the job audit log has captured one or more failure entries 

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