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Review a service job, run it, manage its schedule and parameters, and inspect recent executions.
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Review a service job, run it, manage its schedule and parameters, and inspect recent executions.
Open Jobs > Catalog, then select a job. The page shows the job state, description, category, and three tabs: Overview, Parameters, and History.
Use Overview to confirm:
Service name, topic, and job type
Priority, transaction timeout, retry timing, and lock limit
Product and parent-job metadata
Permission group
Created and updated timestamps
Cron expression, repeat count, and validity dates
Check the displayed permission group before you run or edit the job. A job-specific backend permission can apply in addition to app access.
Run Now starts an immediate execution with the current job configuration.
Review Parameters.
Select Run Now.
Review the confirmation.
Confirm Run Now.
Open History or Run history to monitor the new run.
Do not run a job only to test whether it works. Confirm the job purpose, active product store, and parameters first.
Open Overview.
Find the Schedule card.
Select Pause or Resume.
Confirm the action when prompted.
Pausing a schedule prevents future scheduled runs. It does not cancel a run that already started.
Open Overview.
Select Edit in the Schedule card.
Update Cron Expression and the other available schedule fields.
Review the human-readable cron description.
Save the schedule.
Confirm the instance time zone before you change a cron expression. Open Settings to review or change the time zone used by the app.
Open Parameters.
Select Edit or Add.
Enter all required parameter values.
Review optional values.
Select Save.
The Save action remains unavailable while a required value is missing. Parameter changes affect later runs, including a run started with Run Now.
Open History to inspect recent runs for this job. Expand the available sections to review:
Message
Linked data logs
Errors
Results
Parameters
Open a linked data log to move to its file detail.
Use Run history when you need filters or a broader view across jobs.
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