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Figure 11-34.
EM Job log output
Editing Jobs from the Activity View
Jobs that are scheduled to run, as well as jobs that have already executed, are available for editing. (Depending on
the job type, such as backups, only minor changes can be made.) Jobs that have executed previously can then be
resubmitted as new jobs. When you update a new job with changes, they are submitted to any future intervals of the
job as well. This is an important distinction to make, because if a job needs a one-time change, then a single Create
Like of an existing job, with a single, scheduled execution, may be the better choice to ensure that regular execution
times are not impacted.
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any edited job from the Job activity view won't automatically save to the library. any permanent changes that
should be retained in the library should be saved in the Job Library view.
Note
Stopping a Running Job
Clicking the Stop button stops the job and all subsequent runs of the job. No future scheduling of the job will occur.
Suspending Jobs
Clicking the Suspend button is the proper way to put a job “on hold” for maintenance that will place the target out of
service. You can then restart the job at a later time.
