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Filter your jobs by:
- Status - select Select specific job status to filter your information such as : Not idle or suspended, Executing, Waiting for thread, Between retries, Idle, Suspended, or Performing completion actions.
Job Name -
type specific jobs names. Click the respective icons (
) to add or remove job names. To easily identify your job names, you can use wildcard characters such as: %, _, [ ], [^], for example type %backup% and all jobs that contain the word "backup" will be included for filtering. Select your job name from the list available.
- Enabled - Select Enabled - select if you want to view Enabled (Yes) or Disabled (No) jobs.
- Category - select Select specific jobs' categories. For example, you can select to view all Log Shipping or Full-text jobs. Click more to display all categories.
Instance
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type thoseSelect your instances for which you want to see their jobs.
Click the respective icons ( ) to add or remove instance names. To easily identify your instance names, you can use wildcard characters such as: %, _, [ ], [^], for example type %dev% and all instances that contain the word "dev" will be included for filtering.
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- Updated by - Use this filter when you want to view the last updated jobs by specific user names. Select the user names in the following format: domain\username.
- Job Chain Name - Select a specific job chain for which you want to view job information.
Last Run Outcome - Select specific job status to filter information according to the last run outcome values reported such as: Failed, Successful, Retry, Canceled, In Progress, Unknown.
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When using filters take into account:
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How do you save filters?
You can save your preferred filtering options by typing a name in the Add Filter wizard of the Custom Filter section and clicking Save. Once you save your filter, you can retrieve it from the drop-down bottom of the Custom Filter option available on the left side under the Filter Table By section.
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How do you remove filters?
You can remove filters by following these options:
- Use the specific Remove specific Clear Filter option option in each filter. For example, if you want to remove your status filters, click Remove STATUS click Clear Filter.
- Under FILTERED BY Under Applied filters on the top section or your your Jobs tab tab, you can see the filters you have selected, click the the X icon icon next to the ones you want to remove.
- Use the option option Clear All Filters on the top of the filters section to section of the Filter Table By to remove all filters.
SQL Enterprise Job Manager monitors and manages your SQL Server agent jobs. Learn more > >
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