Job Management Partner 1/Software Distribution Administrator's Guide Volume 1
This section explains the items displayed in the Job Status window.
The Job Status window displays the following information:
Figure 8-23 Job Status window
Jobs are show in colors that indicate the job execution status:
If one job has more than one execution status, the color indicating the worst status is displayed. For example, if a job executed to install several packages on remote clients resulted in three statuses, such as normal termination, being executed, and error, depending on the package, then red is used for this job.
This section explains how to interpret the job progress, colors, and status transitions that are displayed in the Job Status window.
For details about how to check the transition status for ID group jobs, see 8.4.5 Displaying the execution status of ID group jobs. For details about how to check the transition status of all-lower-clients jobs, see 8.4.6 Displaying the execution status of all-lower-clients jobs.
The following table shows the types of job execution status that are displayed in the Job Status window.
Table 8-3 Types of job execution status
Job execution status | Progress | Color indicating the execution status | Description |
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Waiting for transmission | 0% | White | Job was created, but has been placed on transfer-wait status on the managing server. |
Executing | 20% to 70% | White | Job is being transferred to client systems or is being executed. |
Startup failure#1 | 0% to 50% | White | Attempt was made to transfer the job, but a relay system or client has not been started or client is not resident. |
Suspended | 20% to 70% | Dark gray | Job execution was suspended on instruction. |
Resumed | 20% to 70% | White | Job execution was resumed on instruction. |
Waiting for installation/collection | 70% | Yellow | Job has been placed on remote installation or collection wait status on the client system or placed on hold. |
Installation rejected | 70% | Light gray | For an installation job by the client user, the client system's Package Setup Manager deleted the package-installation information. |
Completed#2 | 100% | Green | Execution terminated normally. |
Error | 0% | Red | An error occurred during execution, or job was cancelled by the client. |
Communication error | 0% to 70% | Magenta | A communication error occurred while file was being transferred. |
Being deleted | None | Olive | The job is being deleted by the relay manager/system or the client. |
The job execution status changes according to the progress of the job. Figure 8-24 shows the job execution status transitions.
Figure 8-24 Job execution status transitions
Table 8-4 shows an example of job execution status transitions for an Install package job that is to be installed during system startup.
Table 8-4 Example of job execution status transitions (Install package job)
Job execution status | Items displayed in the Job Status window | ||
---|---|---|---|
Job progress | Job color | Execution status | |
Job has been created and is waiting on the managing server to be transferred. | 0% | White | Waiting for transmission |
Job transfer has started. | 20% | White | Running |
Instruction to suspend transfer was issued from the relay system. | 50% | Dark gray | Suspended |
Instruction to restart the job was issued from the relay system. | 50% | White | Running |
Attempt was made to transfer the job, but client has not been started. | 50% | White | Startup failure |
Job has been transferred to the client. | 70% | Yellow | Waiting for installation/collection |
Client is active and job execution has started. | 70% | Yellow | Running |
Job resulted in an error. | 0% | Red | Error |
Job execution finished successfully. | 100% | Green | Completed |
When you are executing on the local system jobs created in the higher managing server, the relay manager or relay system creates a folder with the name of the higher managing server and displays in that folder the jobs being executed.
Figure 8-25 Job Status window
A job in the higher managing server folder is deleted automatically upon completion.
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