All previously run JAMS Jobs or Setups includes a variety of properties. To access these properties, select the History Shortcut and then double-click the Job or Setup from the History Inquiry view.
All History properties are organized into 4 tabs as described in the following sections.
The General tab is divided into 5 sections that mostly contain high-level information about the previously run Job or Setup.
The Name section contains the name and description of the Job or Setup.
This section shows the path and Folder name where the Job or Setup is located.
The General tab's third section displays the name of the Setup.
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Note: if the selected entry is a Job, this property remains empty. |
The four properties contained within this section detail various aspects of the run status for the Job or Setup.
The first property in this section shows the final status for this Job or Setup's run instance.
Includes a user-defined informational message that is set from within the command procedure (SetJamsStatus) when the Job or Setup is executed.
The property displays the final severity for the Job or Setup's previous run.
This JAMS generated property provides additional notation about the Job or Setup. This notation can be set in two ways: through the .Net API using the Submit-JAMSEntry Powershell cmdlet or by specifying a value for “–Comment”.
The final section in the General tab contains ten properties that include specific details about the recently run Job or Setup.
Displays the username who submitted the Job or Setup.
Displays the username who executed the Job or Setup.
Displays the batch queue name.
Details the node where the Job or Setup previously ran.
The run occurrence number is a unique JAMS identifier for the recently run Job.
The Master RON defines a Setup's run occurrence.
Displays the unique JAMS entry number.
This is a counter that defines how many times the Job or Setup has restarted after a failure.
This property displays the JAMS ID for the Job or Setup.
This is the process ID defined by Windows.
This Statistics tab includes several measurements that show how the Job or Setup performed during its last run. The tab is further divided into three sections (Execution Statistics, Execution Statistic Chart, and Times).
This section includes performance measures, such as elapsed and CPU time, using a table format.
This section compares the current Job or Setup’s current runtime with its historic averages using a bar chart layout.
the Times section includes date and time values for the selected Job or Setup.
Provides the date and time when the Job or Setup was scheduled in the Monitor.
Includes the date and time when the Job or Setup was initially scheduled.
This property displays the date and time when Job or Setup previously started.
This property displays the date and time when Job or Setup completed its last run.
This includes the Log File that was generated by the operating system for the Job or Setup’s last run instance.
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Note: a Job or Setup must fully complete before the Log File becomes available. If necessary, use the Refresh button on the JAMS Client Toolbar to reload the Log File from the server. |
This tab includes a listing of all Audit Trail items for the Job or Setup. These include messages (for Dependencies and Triggers), comments, user name, and local and UTC audit times.