Manage Server Jobs

Overview

Manage Server Jobs allows the user to view a list of recently completed ArrayServer jobs, and manage currently running jobs.

The Server Jobs window will be displayed when a user submits a job from Array Studio, or by clicking Manage | Manage Server Jobs:

The Server Jobs window will display a sortable list of current and recent jobs on ArrayServer, with the following information:

Job ID: A unique identifier assigned to each job.
User: The Array Studio user name of the individual who submitted the job.
Project: The name of the ArrayServer project being analyzed or processed.
Type: The name of the function being run.
Priority: The priority level of the job.
Status: The status of the job
- Submitted jobs:
  - Initialized: The job has been submitted but not entered in the queue
  - InQueue: The job is registered in the queue but not currently being processed
  - Running: The job is currently running
  - RunningWithErrors: The running job has encountered an error, but is continuing to run (may have encountered a bad sample, check the log)
- Finished jobs:
  - Finished: The job completed without any errors
  - FinishedWithErrors: The job completed, but had been RunningWithErrors (check the log)
  - Cancelled: A user chose to cancel the analysis before job completion
  - ErrorOccurred: The job encountered an error that required the analysis to stop (check the log)
Created/Executed/Finished: ArrayServer Date and Time for job submission, execution, and completion
Progress: Indicator of the percent completion of a running job.
Message: The latest status line of a running job.

Right-clicking on a job will provide various options (depending on the users privileges):

View Full Log: View the full log of a running or completed job.
Cancel Job: Cancel a job that is currently running.
Remove Job: Remove a job from the Server Jobs list.
Remove Completed Jobs: Remove user's own completed jobs from the Server Jobs list.
Remove Completed Jobs (All Users): Remove completed jobs for all users.

Users can see a list of all users' jobs, but can only perform the above operations on their own jobs.

Server administrator can perform all the above operations on all users' jobs