Niagara Network Job view

This view shows the details for the execution of a single provisioning job and is the default view for any NiagaraNetworkJob component.

You can access this view several ways:

By clicking Run Now in the Niagara Network Job Builder or Niagara Network Prototype View.
By clicking the “>>” button in the Niagara Network Job List or Prototype Job List on any provisioning job that is still running.
If the job has completed and no longer appears in the Job Service Manager view, the system displays the Batch Job Log File view instead of this view. The Batch Job Log File functions the same as the Niagara Network Job View.
By clicking Job Summary on the Batch Job Step Log File View.

From top to bottom, this view has three areas:

Element	Value	Description
User [provisioning]	text	The station user that requested the job. This column displays `unknown` if job was triggered by a linked schedule.
Start or Started	date and time (read-only)	Displays the date and time that the system submitted the job to the job queue.
End or Ended [job]	date and time	The date and time when the job stopped running. This property is blank if the job is still running.
Status or State	read-only text:	The current or final state of the job, as one of the following. The first three states appear on the Device Network Job view. `Unknown` —the job is pending execution. `Running` — the job is executing. `Canceling` — request to cancel the job was sent, but has not been processed yet, and the job is still executing. `Success` — job finished successfully, with all steps completed for all stations. `Canceled` — job was canceled before it completed, and is no longer running. `Failed` — at least one step failed in one station; job is no longer running. Each row in the table ends with a details button (>>) and a dispose button (X) . Clicking this button changes the view to the Niagara Network Job view or the Batch Job Step Log File view, which shows all logged messages that are related to this single job. The overall status for the job in other stations, may be different).

Column	Value	Description
Device	element	Identifies the station that is being processed or has been processed.
Step	column	Identifies the type of step.
Start or Started	date and time	Displays the date and time that the step began processing.
End or Ended [step]	date and time	The date and time when the step stopped running. This property is blank if the job is still running.
Status or State	read-only text	The current or final state of each step: `Running` — the step is executing. `Canceling` — the request to cancel the step was sent, but has not been processed yet. The step is still running. `Success` — the step finished successfully. `Canceled` — the step was canceled before it completed and is no longer running. `Failed` — the step did not complete Each row in the table ends with a details button (>>) and a dispose button (X) . This button functions the same as the Step Details button at the bottom of the view. The overall status for the step in other stations, may be different).

Button	Value	Description
View Log	button enabled when a job row is selected	Opens a popup Job Log window that displays the messages output by the selected job or step.
Job List	button always enabled	Clicking this button opens the Niagara Network Job List.
Cancel or Cancel Job	button enabled only if a job is running	Clicking this button notifies the system to cancel the job when it is safe to do so. Not all job steps can be canceled.
Cancel Device	button enabled only if a job is running and a step row is selected	For the selected station only, clicking this button notifies the system to cancel the job when it is safe to do so. The system begins processing the job for the next station.
Dispose	button enabled when a job is finished	Clicking this button prompts you to confirm that you want to delete the selected job(s). The deletion includes all associated job files. If you confirm the deletion: The system deletes the job from the JobService (if it is still there and not rolled off as the 11th job, or station restart) The system deletes all associated job files including the batch job log file, batch log step log files, and other files if applicable. For a backup job, this includes deleting the backup .dist file(s). The system removes the job from the Jobs Table in the ProvisioningNwExt’s Niagara Network Job List. You can select multiple jobs to dispose of at the same time.