You can change the number of jobs that appear on each page in the list. Jobs that are running in the background have a status of Backgrounded. The Status column shows the percent of the events that have been processed. Use the Status column to check on the progress of ongoing jobs. You can check on jobs that are dispatched by scheduled searches, real-time searches, and long-running historical searches. For saved searches the link is the name of the report, dashboard panel, or pivot.For ad hoc searches the link is the search criteria.
Click on the search link to view the results associated with a specific job.You can view the results of a search that is listed on the Jobs page. In the Filter box, type a term or expression that appears in the search criteria to filter the list.įor example, you can specify diskUsage, EMBED AND diskUsage=8*, or label=EMBED AND diskUsage=8* in the Filter box.You can filter the list of jobs by application, by owner, and by status. Click again to sort the list in descending order. Click once on the column heading to sort the list in ascending order.For example, you can sort the list by the job expiration or by the job owner. You can sort the list by any column that displays a sort button in the column heading. If a job expires while the Jobs page is open, the job count does not refresh.īy default, the list of jobs is sorted by the Created at column. The count reflects the number of jobs at the moment you opened the Jobs page. In the upper right corner of the Jobs page there is a count of the total number of jobs in the list. Use the list to compare job statistics such as run time, total count of events matched, size, and so on. You can see a list of the jobs you have recently dispatched or saved for later review. Then select the action that you want to perform. To perform these actions on multiple jobs, select the jobs and click Edit Selected. Use the action icons to pause, stop, share, and export jobs. Use the Job drop-down to edit the job settings, extend the job lifetime, inspect the job, or delete the job. You can use the Actions column to perform actions on a job. To refresh the Jobs page, reload the page. If a job expires while you have the Jobs page open, the job appears in the Jobs page list, but you cannot view the job results.Jobs that are created after you display the Jobs page are not visible until you reload the Jobs page.The list of jobs in the Jobs page does not automatically refresh. Jobs for searches that are run when dashboards are loaded or reports are opened.Jobs resulting from ad hoc searches or pivots that you have recently run manually.The Jobs page displays a list of different types of search jobs. In Splunk Web, to view a list of your jobs select Activity > Jobs.If you have the Admin role, or a role with an equivalent set of capabilities, you can manage the search jobs run by all users of your Splunk implementation. You can use the Jobs page to review and manage any job that you own.
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