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Job properties

The

All Jobs

Running Jobs

, and

My Jobs

pages display the job properties such as the name, start time, and status. You can right-click the column heading area to display or hide specific properties.

The following image shows the default properties that are displayed for mapping, task, and taskflow instances on the

All Jobs

page in

Data Integration

Each

Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services

job is named

. For example, the first time you run mapping m_LoadCustOrders, the job is named m_LoadCustOrders-1. The second time you run the mapping, the job is named m_LoadCustOrders-2.

By default, the following properties are displayed for each job:

Property	Description
Instance Name	Name of the job in the following format: <asset name>-<instance number> For completed and failed jobs, you can click the instance name to view detailed information about the job.
Location	Project and folder path where the asset exists.
Subtasks	Displays the number of subtasks, when applicable. To view job properties for the subtasks, click the entry in this column.
Start Time	Date and time that the job was started.
End Time	Date and time that the job completed or stopped. Does not apply to running jobs.
Rows Processed	Total number of rows that the job has currently processed. This value includes the number of rows successfully written to the target as well as the number of error rows for each source, target, and transformation in the task. If the job you are viewing is a non-linear taskflow instance, this field displays View Subtasks . Click View Subtasks to monitor the subtasks and subtaskflows for the taskflow. If the taskflow contains nested subtasks and subtaskflows, this field displays View Subtasks to view the nested subtasks and subtaskflows. Does not apply to advanced cluster subtasks.
Status	Job status. A job can have one of the following statuses: Queued. The job is queued on a Secure Agent, but it has not started yet. Applies to subtasks of replication task and taskflow instances. Starting. The job is starting. Running. The job is still running. Success. The job completed successfully. Stopped. The job was stopped by the user. Does not apply to data transfer tasks or dynamic mapping tasks. For subtasks of replication task instances, the parent job has stopped running, so the subtask cannot start. Stopping. The job is stopping. Applies to tasks that are stopped cleanly. Suspended. The job is paused. Applies to taskflow instances. Warning. The job completed with errors. Applies to mapping and task instances. Aborted. The job was aborted. Applies to file ingestion task instances. Failed. The job did not complete because it encountered errors. If the job status is Failed, you can hover the cursor over the job status to view and copy the error message.

You can also display the following additional properties by right-clicking in the column heading area:

Property	Description
Asset Name	Name of the asset that is associated with the job. For example, if the job is a mapping instance, this column displays the name of the associated mapping.
Asset Type	Type of asset that is associated with the job.
Runtime Environment	Runtime environment in which the job ran.
Duration	Amount of time the job ran before it completed or was stopped.
Success Rows	Number of rows successfully written to the target. Does not apply to file ingestion tasks or advanced cluster subtasks.
Failure Rows	Number of rows that were not written to the target. Does not apply to file ingestion tasks or advanced cluster subtasks.
Started By	Name of the user or schedule that started the job.
Error Message	Error message, if any, that is associated with the job.

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