For each job in the Scheduler Job Queue, this page will show the assigned job number, the system that will execute the job, the name of the Project, the User that submitted the job, when the job is scheduled to run, the Job Queue, the queue priority and the run priority.

The System column displays which system in the cluster will run the scheduled job. This column is only displayed when

Managed File Transfer

is running in a clustered environment.

The Job Queue indicates the Job Queue in which the jobs will be executed in.

The Job Name indicates the Job Name specified in the properties of the Project or Scheduled Job.

The

Queue Priority

(shown for each job on the page) indicates the order in which the jobs will leave the queue and execute. The queue priority will be a value from 1 to 10, in which jobs with a higher queue priority will be executed before jobs with a lower queue priority. For instance a job with a queue priority of 6 will be executed before a job with a queue priority of 5. Jobs with the same queue priority will be processed on a first in/first out basis.

The

Run Priority

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

Managed File Transfer

when it executes. The run priority is a value from 1 to 10, in which jobs with a higher run priority will receive more attention than jobs with a lower run priority. For instance a job with a run priority of 6 will receive more attention than a job with a run priority of 5.