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Job Queue Log Entries

Job Queue Log Entries

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Last updated: Sept 04, 2024Version comment
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Rows are written to this list after the job ends.  The most important information is Status (specifies the status of the running job queue item in the log), start date and time, duration, and error management, if any.

Field:

  • Status

    • Specifies the status of the running job queue entry in the log.

  • User ID

    • Specifies the ID of the user who posted the entry to be used, for example, in the change log.

  • Description

    • Specifies a description of the job queue entry in the change log. Object Type to Run

  • Object Type to Run

    • Specifies the type of object that will be executed by the task Object ID to be executed

  • Object ID to Run

    • Specifies the ID of the object to run for this task

  • Object Caption to Run

    • Specifies the name or caption of the object that was executed for the task.

  • Parameter String

    • Specifies the parameter string of the corresponding job.

  • Start Date/Time

    • Specifies the date and time when the task began

  • Duration()

    • Specifies how long the job queue log entry (job) has been running

  • ID (ID)

    • Specifies the ID of the job queue entry in the log.

  • Error Message

    • Specifies a description of the error that occurred in the job queue.

Example for Maximum Number of Attempts and Rerun Delay (sec) (SETTING TIP):

Job queue items stop running when an error occurs. For example, this can be a problem when an item connects to an external service, such as a banking channel. If the service is temporarily unavailable and the job queue item cannot connect, it displays an error and stops. You will need to restart the job queue item manually. However, the Maximum Number of Attempts and Rerun Delay (sec) fields can help you avoid this situation. The Maximum Attempts field allows you to specify how many times a job queue item can fail before it stops trying to run. The Rerun Delay (sec) field allows you to specify the amount of time between attempts in seconds. The combination of these two fields can keep the job queue item running until an external service becomes available.