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Monitoring
- Schedule
- Audit
Backup manager
- Schedule
- Audit

The Jobs page in the ADB Control web interface displays information on planned and completed system jobs in ADB Control/ADB Backup Manager. This page includes multiple tabs, each of which is described in detail below.

The Jobs page

Monitoring

Schedule

The Monitoring → Schedule tab on the Jobs page displays scheduled system jobs in ADB Control.

The Monitoring → Schedule tab

On the tab, there is a table with the following information.

The "Monitoring → Schedule" tab fields
Field	Description
Job name	A system job name. You can get a full job description by pointing a cursor at its name
Previous fire time	A timestamp of the previous job launch in the `DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss` format
Next fire time	A timestamp of the next scheduled job launch in the `DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss` format

In the Job name column header of the table with a list of scheduled jobs, there is a filter that you can use to select data by the job name. To open a filter, click the openside dark openside light icon. The The Applied filter icon icon in the column header indicates that the column is used as a filter. To reset all filters, click Reset.

Audit

The Monitoring → Audit tab on the Jobs page displays all jobs launched in ADB Control during the specified time period. Current day data is displayed by default.

The Monitoring → Audit tab

On the tab, there is a table with the following information.

The "Monitoring → Audit" tab fields
Field	Description
Job name	A job name. If the job has the `Error` status, the *Job name* table column contains . When you click this button, under the current table row a block appears with a message on the source error, which can be copied by clicking in the top right corner of the block
Job group	A job group name
Host ID	An identifier of the host where the job was launched (in the `<IP address>:<port>` format)
Status	A job status. Possible values: `Done` `Error` `Unknown` `Running`
Start date	A job start timestamp in the `DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss` format
End date	A job end timestamp in the `DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss` format

You can use column headers to filter and sort data in the table.

Backup manager

Schedule

The Backup manager → Schedule tab on the Jobs page displays scheduled system jobs in ADB Backup Manager.

The Backup manager → Schedule tab

On the tab, there is a table with the following information.

The "Backup manager → Schedule" tab fields
Field	Description
Job name	A system job name. You can get a full job description by pointing a cursor at its name
Cluster name	A name of the cluster for which the job is scheduled. The `DEFAULT` value is used for common jobs that are not related to any specific cluster
Previous fire time	A timestamp of the previous job launch in the `DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss` format
Next fire time	A timestamp of the next scheduled job launch in the `DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss` format

You can use column headers to filter and sort data in the table.

Audit

The Backup manager → Audit tab on the Jobs page displays all jobs launched in ADB Backup Manager during the specified time period. Current day data is displayed by default.

The Backup manager → Audit tab

On the tab, there is a table with the following information.

The "Backup manager → Audit" fields
Field	Description
Job name	A job name. If the job has the `Error` status, the *Job name* table column contains . When you click this button, under the current table row a block appears with a message on the source error, which can be copied by clicking in the top right corner of the block
Cluster name	A name of the cluster where the job was launched. The `DEFAULT` value is used for common jobs that are not related to any specific cluster
Scheduler name	A scheduler name
Host ID	A name of the host where the job was launched
Status	A job status. Possible values: `Done` `Error` `Unknown` `Running`
Start date	A job start timestamp in the `DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss` format
End date	A job end timestamp in the `DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm:ss` format

You can use column headers to filter and sort data in the table.

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