The

Priority

indicates how much attention (CPU) the Job will receive from

Managed File Transfer

as it executes. The priority is a value from 1 to 10, in which Jobs with a higher priority will receive more attention than Jobs with a lower priority. For instance, a Job with a priority of 6 will receive more attention (CPU) than a Job with a priority of 5.

The Active Jobs page provides functions to hold active Jobs, cancel Jobs, view Job logs and view stack traces. When

Managed File Transfer

is running in a clustered environment, you can filter the list by selecting the system from the drop-down list.

To view the Jobs that are being executed in

Managed File Transfer

, log in as an Admin User with the

Job Manager

or Project Executor role.

From the menu bar, select

Workflows

, and then click the Active Jobs link.