Viewing and Analyzing Job Status
Viewing the Aggregate Status of All Jobs
After you submit jobs, the status of all job executions across all targets is automatically rolled up and available for review on the Enterprise Summary page. Figure 15-2 shows the Jobs section at the bottom of the Enterprise Summary page.
Figure 15-2 Summary of Target Jobs on the Enterprise Summary Page

This information is particularly important when you are examining jobs that execute against hundreds or thousands of systems. You can determine the job executions that have failed. By clicking the number associated with a particular execution, you can drill down to study the details of the failed jobs.
Viewing the General Status of a Particular Job
To find out general status information for a particular job or jobs you have submitted, search for them in the Job Activity page, shown in Figure 15-1.
Viewing the Status of Job Executions
You can view detailed information about a single execution or multiple executions. A single execution can have a single step or multiple steps.
To view the status of executions:
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From the Job Activity page, click the Name link for the job of interest. The Job Execution page displays.
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In addition to displaying the job execution summary, you can drill down on specific tasks for further information.
Switching to Enhanced View
Beginning with Cloud Control version 12.1.0.4, you can optionally invoke a view of job runs that combines the views of several drill-downs on one page. To enable the enhanced view, execute the following command:
emctl set property -name oracle.sysman.core.jobs.ui.useAdfExecutionUi -value true
To revert to the standard view, execute the following command:
emctl set property -name oracle.sysman.core.jobs.ui.useAdfExecutionUi -value false
Note:
These commands do not require you to restart the OMS.
Viewing the Enhanced Status of a Job Run with a Single Execution
A single execution can have a single step or multiple steps. To view the status of a single execution:
Viewing the Enhanced Status of a Job Run with Multiple Executions
To view the status of multiple executions: