Viewing Job Details

The state of the scheduled job is shown next to its name.

The Details tab shows the following information for the scheduled job:

• Job type: Type of job.
• OCID: Oracle Cloud Identifier (OCID) assigned to the scheduled job.
• Compartment: Compartment where the scheduled job resides.
• Description: User provided description for the scheduled job (if provided).
• Last run: (recurring scheduled job only) The date and time the job last ran.
• Recurrence: The frequency that the job runs.
• Automatic retry: Whether the scheduled job is automatically retried in the event of failure.
• Next execution: The date and time the job runs next.
• End date: The final time the scheduled job runs.

The Associated targets area provides a filterable list of targets (instances, lifecycles, or groups) that the scheduled job runs against.

The Work requests tab shows all work requests that were generated by the scheduled job.

The status of the work request is shown next to its name.

The Details tab shows the following information for the work request:

• Job type: Type of job performed by the work request.
• OCID: Oracle Cloud Identifier (OCID) assigned to the work request.
• Compartment: Compartment where the work request resides.
• Target: The instance, lifecycle, or group that the job targets.
• % complete: Indicates the percentage of the job that has been completed, from 0% (not started) to 100% (finished).
• Dates and times when the work request was:
• • Last updated
  • Accepted
  • Started
  • Completed
• Associated scheduled job: The scheduled job that generated the work request.
• Parent work:
  • If the work request is standalone, or part of a hierarchy and is the parent work request, this entry is blank. Any children work requests are listed in the Associated work requests table.
  • If the work request is a child work request in a hierarchy, this entry displays the parent work request. For standalone or child work requests, the Associated targets table lists the targets (instances, lifecycles, or groups) that the work request affects.

After viewing the job, next steps might include:

• Rebooting an Instance (some updates might require a reboot)
• Rerunning a Failed Job
• Editing a Scheduled Job