Job Status View; Job Status Details View; Job Logs - HP BB118BV - StorageWorks Data Protector Express Package User's Manual & Technical Reference

Job Status View

After a job has been scheduled to run, Data Protector Express displays the job and information about it
on the Job Status view. Accessible from the Favorites desk bar, you can review the list of jobs to verify
that a particular job or task completed as you expected.
This view shows all of the jobs that are scheduled to run, that have been completed, or that are running.
As new jobs are created and scheduled, they are listed on the Job Status view. An entry for each
occurrence of a scheduled job is listed using information for the each scheduled time that job is to run.
As a scheduled job runs, it status is updated to Running and then to Completed. Unscheduled jobs
that Data Protector Express has been instructed to run also appear on the Job Status view, but only
after you run them manually.
Tasks and jobs listed on this view can be organized by resorting the list with the Details view. If the
Details view is not active, select View from the tool bar and change the view to Details.

Job Status details view

The Details view on the Job Status view provides the most useful and important information about
completed, scheduled or running jobs.
The Name and Type fields show the name of the job and whether it is a backup, restore or verify job. The
Next Run Time field indicates the date and time the job is next scheduled to run
The Status field provides a short summary of a job's current status. The Status field indicates if the
job is currently running, completed or scheduled.
Additional fields provide information about when the job was run or when it is scheduled to run, how
many files are included in the job, and so on. You can customize this view by adding or removing fields
to the table. To do so, right-click in the table heading and select Insert column. Then right-click the new
column and select the information that you want to include in the list.

Job Logs

Each time a job is run, Data Protector Express creates a new log for that job. You can use this information
to check if a job is running as you intended and to keep a permanent record of that job. After a job
finishes, you can view or print the log, print the log automatically or have Data Protector Express e-mail
it to one or more addresses.
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Figure 121 Job status view