Job Scheduling Dashboard
Job Scheduling is available as an add-on.
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The Job Scheduling dashboard enables you to view, manage and run the system’s automation tests. It uses three different queues to manage the execution process: the list of available automation suites on the Executions page, and the Planned and Scheduled queues on the Queue page.
The Job Scheduling dashboard uses three different queues to manage the execution process: the list of available automation suites on the Executions page, and the Planned and Scheduled queues on the Queue page.
At any given time, the dashboard header indicates the number of pending, scheduled, and running jobs.
Navigating the Job Scheduling dashboard
In the image below, hover over an area or option to learn more about it, or use the table that follows.
More...| 1 | Run a free text search for items in the dashboard. |
| 2 | Switch between the Executions, Queue, Edit Execution Server Types, and Update Local Tests pages. |
| 3 | Use the filters to find items matching specific criteria. |
| 4 | The dashboard header displays the Job Scheduling page you are on and enables you to clear any filters you applied to the dashboard. |
| 5 | This area displays the status of the jobs, queues, and execution servers. Here you can manage the execution of jobs and entire suites. |
Executions page
The Executions page lists all available automation suites for the logged-in user, including running and completed jobs. Here, you can add new automation suites, initiate executions, and view execution details, as well as run custom versions of any available suite.
You can sort the suites by Name or Execution Date, from the Sort By dropdown list:
- Name – displays the suite templates grouped by label, and sorted in an ascending alphabetical order (A-Z), by label name and then by suite name.
- Execution date – displays the suite templates sorted by the last execution date in descending order – from new to old.
The admin user and the suite owner can delete automation suites. Note that suite history will also be deleted.
Queue page
The Queue page displays the lists of planned and scheduled jobs.
Running an automation suite enqueues the suite's jobs. Enqueued suites are added to the Pending queue. When the sandbox required for the job is active, the job is automatically moved to the Scheduled queue.
Edit execution server types
Available for Administrators only.
This page enables you to create an Execution Server type for your custom execution servers.
For more information, see Enabling custom execution servers.
Update local tests
Available for Administrators only.
This page enables you to update the local tests that can be added to jobs in the suite. The page displays the input parameters that are required to access and update the local tests.
To learn how to set this up, follow the configuration steps in Enabling Automation Suites to Use Local Tests, or contact your Customer Success representative.
