Get-JobStatus

The Get-JobStatus command enables you to view the status of the queued, running, and finished jobs.

        Get-JobStatus-Server <Exchange_server_name>-ShowChildJobs <True|False>common parameters

Description

Specify the server name to view a particular job status. This command also supports the following common parameters:

-Debug (-db)
-ErrorAction (-ea)
-ErrorVariable (-ev)
-OutBuffer (-ob)
-OutVariable (-ov)
-Verbose (-vb)
-Confirm

To learn more about common parameters, see help about_ubiquitous_parameters.

Parameters

-Server <Exchange_server_name>: Short name: svr; Specifies the name of the Exchange server for which you monitor the job status.; If you do not specify this parameter, the name of the server that runs this cmdlet becomes the default host name. -Server is an optional parameter
-ShowChildJobs <True|False>: Short name: cj; Displays all the child jobs of the running and the finished jobs.; -ShowChildJobs is an optional parameter.

Example: Displaying all jobs

This command displays all the jobs that are handled by the Exchange server Exchange1.

Get-JobStatus -Server Exchange1

Example: Displaying child jobs

This command displays all the child jobs of the running jobs, the finished jobs, and the parent-level jobs that are managed by the Exchange server Exchange1.

Get-JobStatus -Server Exchange1 -ShowChildJobs