diff --git a/user-manual/administer/images/manage-jobs-active-tab.png b/user-manual/administer/images/manage-jobs-active-tab.png deleted file mode 100644 index 5fc03337..00000000 Binary files a/user-manual/administer/images/manage-jobs-active-tab.png and /dev/null differ diff --git a/user-manual/administer/images/manage-jobs-tabs.png b/user-manual/administer/images/manage-jobs-tabs.png new file mode 100644 index 00000000..791a6cef Binary files /dev/null and b/user-manual/administer/images/manage-jobs-tabs.png differ diff --git a/user-manual/administer/images/manage-jobs.png b/user-manual/administer/images/manage-jobs.png index 27601145..04d546c4 100644 Binary files a/user-manual/administer/images/manage-jobs.png and b/user-manual/administer/images/manage-jobs.png differ diff --git a/user-manual/administer/manage-jobs.rst b/user-manual/administer/manage-jobs.rst index 9df95d6f..29d8c657 100644 --- a/user-manual/administer/manage-jobs.rst +++ b/user-manual/administer/manage-jobs.rst @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ browser. .. IMPORTANT:: You must have the necessary dependencies installed and configured to be able - manage asynchronous jobs in AtoM. See: + manage asynchronous jobs in AtoM. See: * Installation: :ref:`installation-ubuntu-serve-workers`. * :ref:`maintenance-asynchronous-jobs` @@ -110,16 +110,17 @@ below: :ref:`job-details`. **User**: The :term:`username` of the AtoM user who initiated the job. -.. image:: images/manage-jobs-active-tab.* +.. image:: images/manage-jobs-tabs.* :align: right :width: 20% - :alt: An image of the Jobs page tab - -The Jobs page also includes a tab that allows users to view only those jobs that -are currently still being executed (e.g., a status of "Running"). This can be -useful when a large number of jobs are being executed simultaneously, and/or the -list of jobs has not been cleared in some time. Click on the blue hyperlink to -switch the view from "All jobs" to "Active jobs". AtoM will refresh the page and + :alt: An image of the Jobs page tabs + +The Jobs page also includes tabs that allows users to view only those jobs that +are currently still being executed (e.g., a status of "Running") or jobs that +have failed (e.g., a status of "Error"). These can be useful when a large number +of jobs are being executed simultaneously, and/or the list of jobs has not been +cleared in some time. Click on one of the other tabs to switch the view from +"All jobs" to "Active jobs" or "Failed jobs". AtoM will refresh the page and the table will be limited to the selected view. .. _jobs-button-block: @@ -187,9 +188,9 @@ AtoM will indicate this in the jobs page with a message. .. SEEALSO:: The Administrator's manual includes installation instructions for setting up - `Gearman `__ and asynchronous job support in AtoM. A - separate page also includes some examples of how to manage workers and - jobs from the command-line. For more information, see: + `Gearman `__ and asynchronous job support in AtoM. A + separate page also includes some examples of how to manage workers and + jobs from the command-line. For more information, see: * Installation: :ref:`installation-ubuntu-serve-workers`. * :ref:`maintenance-asynchronous-jobs` @@ -228,6 +229,6 @@ All authenticated (e.g. logged in) users can access the Jobs page. However, most users will only see jobs and be able to clear jobs which they have started. Only an :term:`administrator` can see the status of all jobs - however, like all users, administrators can only clear jobs that belong to them. Administrators can clear -jobs that are associated with tasks run on the command-line. +jobs that are associated with tasks run on the command-line. :ref:`Back to top `