How can I view broad level details of a specific scheduled job in vScheduler?

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How can I view broad level details of a specific scheduled job in vScheduler?

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On the Job Listing page, when you click a specific job, it allows you to view the broad-level details of a scheduled job.

To view the details of a job:

  1. On the Job Listing page, click a specific job to see its details.
  2. After you click a job, the viewing portal displays the job’s details as follows:

Upper Section:- On the viewing portal, the upper section displays the following details:

Detail Type Description
Start Time It displays the date time when the job started to perform the intended function.
Finish Time It displays the date time when the job completed its function.
Success Record Count It displays the number of attempts that the vScheduler makes to successfully run the job.
Failure Record Count It displays the number of attempts that the vScheduler has performed to run the job, but the job failed to execute.
Total Record Count It displays the cumulative sum of the successful record count and the failure record count.
Execution Time Taken It displays the total time that the job consumes to complete its function.
Execution Retries It displays the total number of retries that the job performs if it fails to perform the function during a specific execution.
Execution Status It displays the status of the job’s last execution.
Job Processor Request ID It displays the unique alphanumeric request ID. The vScheduler module automatically creates this unique ID when it runs the job at the scheduled time.

You can use the Job Processor Request ID to track the record in the vLog module.|
|Input Service Request ID|It displays a unique input service ID. If you have created a job to run the single service, this field does not display a value.

If you have created a job to run two vConnect services, the output of the first service becomes the input for the second service after the first service is executed. To run the second service, the vScheduler module uniquely creates a Input Service Request ID at the run time.

You can use the Input Service Request ID to track the record in the vLog module.|
|Execution Remark|It displays the remark based on the status of the job.|
|Initiated Via|It displays the module’s name, vScheduler. The name, vScheduler, means that the vScheduler module initiated the job at the scheduled time.|

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And how do I reach the jobs listing page?

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You can reach the same using below link

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Thanks @VivekBhardwaj

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