The Job Trend view allows you to explore the most important job trends of your environment.  According to your requirements, you can choose different job trend chart types, trend durations, and filters.  

How do you specify the Job Trend type?


On the left section of the Job Trend view, you can select any of the following trending charts from the Job Trend Type drop-down options:

Click the respective job trend chart type to view more information about this trend. 

How do you select the trend duration?


The Trend Duration drop-down options allow you to choose if you want to see job trend type information per Day, Week, Month, or Year. For example, you can select to see Most Frequent jobs of the week. For any of these options, SQL Enterprise Job Manager displays the following information:

How do you filter the information on the Job Trending tab?

After you select the time range for which you want to see the information, you can filter your information according to the following fields:

How do you save filters?

You can save your preferred filtering options by typing a name in Filter Name and clicking Save. Once you save your filter, you can retrieve it by selecting the respective name from the drop-down filters options available at the top of the filter section.  

When using filters take into account:

  • If you want to select filters first and apply the changes later, unselect the option Apply filter as it changes.
  • To remove filters, use the specific Remove Filter option in each filter. For example, if you want to remove your Instance filters, click Remove INSTANCE Filter under the same filter section.
  • Under FILTERED BY on the top section or your Job Trend view, you can see the filters you have selected. Click the X icon next to the ones you want to remove.
  • Use the option Clear on the top section of the Filtering section to remove all filters. 
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