Cisco Cisco Tidal Enterprise Scheduler 6.2 User Guide

Skipped – Shows all jobs that were skipped because another occurrence of the job was running 
when the job was launched. These jobs have the Skip option set in the If job is currently running 
field on the Options tab of their job definition.

Stopped – Shows all active jobs that were stopped by an operator. Jobs can be resumed by using the 
Release job control menu item.

Timed Out – Shows all jobs that could not launch during their date and time window and will never 
run because Timeout

is selected in the If not ready by end of day field on the Schedule tab of the 

Job Definition dialog.

Timed Out for Day – Shows all jobs that missed or could not launch during their time window and 
cannot run for the rest of the day. These jobs will be carried forward to the next day because the Try 
again tomorrow option is selected in the Schedule tab of the Job Definition dialog.

Waiting on Children – Shows all parent job groups that are waiting for their children to reach the 
necessary status. 

Waiting on Dependencies – Shows all jobs that are waiting on time, variable, file or job 
dependencies. You can view all the job dependency information from the Job Details dialog by 
double-clicking the job in the Jobs pane. 

Waiting On Group – Shows all jobs that are waiting on their job group’s dependencies to be 
satisfied. You can view the job group dependencies information from the Job Details dialog by 
double-clicking the group in question in the Jobs pane. 

Waiting on Operator – Shows all jobs that have passed their dependency tests, and are waiting for 
an operator to release it. The job can be released using the Release/Resume

job control command.

Waiting on Resource – Shows all jobs that are waiting for an agent to free resources so that the job 
can run. 

When the Status column is sorted, the sort order is defined by the sort order listed in the System 
Configuration dialog. For more information about the System Configuration dialog, see, 

“System 

Configuration” on page 68

.

Use this section to filter for jobs that run only during certain hours. Select the check box for each hour 
you wish to filter for. 

Job – Shows all the job occurrences matching the wildcard string specified. You can use the 
following wildcard characters.

* (Asterisk) The asterisk character masks any number of characters on and to the right of the 
location it is placed. For example, A* will match (allow in) AB, ABB, and ABBB.

? (Question Mark) The question mark masks one character in the location it is placed. For 
example, A?A will match ABA

and

ACA, but not ABB or ABBA.

[x, y, z] The brackets with commas let you specify a set of characters to filter in to that location 
in the string. For example, A[X,Y]B accepts AXB and AYB but not AAB.