View the details of data access synchronization jobs on the System Jobs tab on the Monitor page in Metadata Command Center. For data access policies with an enforcement method of pushdown, these jobs identify changes in data access policies and prepares the changes for the Secure Agent to push to your cloud data platform.
Click the data access synchronization job name on the System Jobs tab on the Monitor page to go to the Overview page for more details about the job, or navigate to the Logs page to view detailed logs for each task in the job.
Overview
The Overview page lets you monitor the job completion status, the execution duration of the job, the status of the individual tasks associated with the job, and more.
The following image shows an example of a data access synchronization job Overview page and its panels:
1. Job Details
Expand or collapse the Job Details section to view the primary details about your job. This panel displays the following data:
Job Detail
Description
Job ID
The unique ID of the job.
Job Type
The type of job for data access assets. This is always Data Access Sync.
User Name
The name of the user that triggered the job. This is a system-generated user name.
Trace ID
The unique ID for the data access synchronization. Informatica Global Customer Support uses this for in-depth troubleshooting.
2. Tasks
View or download tasks associated with the job.
You can hover the mouse over any task and click the Download Task Log icon to download logs or the View Task Log icon to view logs. The Tasks panel displays the following details of the task:
Task Detail
Description
Name
The name of the task.
Submitted Time
The time at which the task was submitted.
Start Time
The time at which the task started.
End Time
The time at which the task ended.
Run Duration
The amount of time that the task takes to execute.
Status
The status of the task. It could be Completed, Skipped, Running, or Failed.
Note: Skipped means the process ignored the job because there were no changes to data access policies, users, or data access assets to protect). A task status of Skipped results in a job status of Completed with Errors.
Type
The type of task for the data access synchronization job. This is always Data Access Sync.
3. Data Access Sync Task Details
Select a task in the Audit Export panel to view the following information about the selected task in the Audit Export Details panel:
- Properties. If status of the selected task is Failed, the Properties tab displays an error message.
- Results. Data access synchronization jobs do not use this tab.
4. Menu
The menu on the top of the Overview page displays the following information about the job:
Job Detail
Description
Status
The status of the job. It could be Completed, Completed with Errors, Running, or Failed.
If the job fails or completes with errors, click the View Errors link that appears next to the status to go to the Logs page. Adjust the filter to include the "Information" and "Debug" levels.
Completed Tasks
The progress bar that shows the completion status of the tasks in the job.
Submitted Time
The time at which the job was submitted.
Start Time
The time at which the job started.
End Time
The time at which the job ended.
Run Duration
The total amount of time that the job takes to execute, including the execution of the tasks associated with the job.
You can click the Refresh icon to refresh the entire job. Click the Download Job Logs icon to download logs for the entire job as a CSV file to your computer. You can download logs for jobs regardless of the job status.
Logs
The Logs page for a job displays a detailed log for each task that was executed in the job.
The following image shows an example of a data access synchronization job Logs page and its panels. You can perform the following actions on the Logs page:
•Click the Filter icon on this page, and click Add Filter to filter task logs by the task name, level, or message ID. The level represents the level of the log and is categorized as Information, Warning, Error, Debug, or Fatal.
•View all the errors at a glance for a job that fails. To do this, filter the logs by level and include all levels.
