Jobs are sets of actions that the application uses to perform automated administrative processes regularly. For example, jobs can populate or refresh database tables and run background processes. A job can be composed of queries, statements, or procedures.
Use the Scheduled Job page to view the run times of a job and the run status. All scheduled runs (except deleted ones) are listed regardless of their status. A scheduled run can have one of the following statuses:
Indicates that the scheduled run was stopped and future recurring runs permanently cancelled.
Indicates that the single, nonrecurring scheduled run has completed. If the job definition is set to generate a log, you can view it in the Job Log.
Note: Recurring scheduled runs never show a status of Completed.
Indicates that the scheduled run is stopped temporarily.
Indicates that the scheduled run is in progress.
Indicates that the scheduled run starts executing the job on its prescribed date and time.
Indicates that the scheduled run has reached its scheduled run date and time, but cannot start executing the job until an incompatible report or job completes running.
Indicates that the status appears only if the process engine is not run before the Assign Incident job is run.
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