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Determining job status

Interpreting job status from the Status window

About the Status window  Top

The information in the Status window is used, primarily, by Network Appliance Technical Support. However two lines of information indicate the nature of the assignment and the status and outcome of the job. These lines are easily identified and come at the beginning and the end of the distribution event.

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You can copy and paste lines from the status window to the clipboard.

Text at the beginning of the job  Top

You can determine the beginning of a job in the Status window by identifying the following lines.

AssignmentID: 50129 [TaskPublish] ****************************

AssignmentID: 50129 [TaskPublish] ***** ASSIGNMENT START (100)

AssignmentID: 50129 [TaskPublish] ****************************

Informational text about the job  Top

The assignment ID (50129) identifies the assignment and corresponds to the ID number in the Snapshot directory for the job in the Workspace.

The number in the parentheses to the right of ASSIGNMENT START identifies the type of assignment. The value 100 designates the content distribution event. The core application creates numerous assignment types. Some are initiated by the core application itself. Others are user-initiated assignment types. These include the following.

Text at the end of the job  Top

You can determine the end of a job in the Status window by identifying the following lines.

AssignmentID: 50129 [TaskPublish **********************************

AssignmentID: 50129 [TaskPublish] ***** ASSIGNMENT FINISH (291/3000)

AssignmentID: 50129 [TaskPublish] *********************************

Information at the end of the job  Top

The two numbers to the right of ASSIGNMENT FINISH are the job status code (291) and the error code for processing by the core application (3000).

Job status codes include the following.

Core application error codes include the following.

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