To open Job Inspector in Sandboxes, select a job and open the Job Inspector tab in the detail of the job.

To open Job Inspector in Execution History, select a job run from the list and open the Job Inspector tab in the detail of the run.

When the Job Inspector is opened from the Execution History, it contains not only job content but also information about the job run - numbers of records, component statuses and run execution log. Error message is available for failed components. It’s possible to inspect component’s configuration and metadata on the edges.

Is the main section of Job Inspector. Job panel visualizes data flow using Components and Edges. Its contents are responsive and allow basic interaction. The selection of any item on this panel will show its properties in the Detail panel. For larger transformations, it is possible to move the view using mouse drag action. Zoom in/out is via mouse wheel. Other panels can be opened or closed using the buttons below the Job panel.

When there is an item active, the Detail panel is visible and shows different content based on the active item.

In general, the Detail panel shows the active item’s settings and properties. In the case of a Component that was terminated due to an error, it also shows an error message as a cause of failure.

Detail panel for components contains two lists:

Moreover, when component has an error status, error detail is displayed here.

Detail panel for edges contains info about metadata.

Log panel is specific for jobs, currently running or executed in the past - i.e. only available when Job Inspector is opened from Execution History module.

It is possible to show / hide the Log panel using the button, located below Job Inspector.

Log panel displays execution log, same as is available in a separate tab of CloverDX Server’s Execution History module or CloverDX Designer’s Console view.

Job parameters (Parameters) are key-value pairs used for job configuration. They allow executing the same job with different inputs, making the jobs reusable.

Parameters may help you understand what the job does. When a job fails, it is often necessary to find out which input caused the job to fail, so they are very useful for troubleshooting.

Job Inspector can display job parameters in one of the bottom panels. They are divided into three categories:

Outline panel is a read-only panel that contains list of elements used in job and their properties. It is similar to the Outline pane in the Designer (Outline Pane).

Clicking the "Outline" button opens the panel.

Like in Designer, Data Inspector can show sample data flowing through the selected edge of a running or finished job execution. By default, only the first 1000 records are saved for every edge.

The data is not available, unless the job is executed with data debugging enabled. Debug mode is enabled by default when the job is executed manually from Sandboxes or Execution History, or using Designer. For automated jobs (triggered by Schedules or Event Listeners), it is necessary to set debug_mode=true in Execution Properties.