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Job Types

Both Classify and Resolve provide for Viewing of Jobs. A Job very simply is a process triggered in non-blocking or asynchronous fashion where the user can go on working and moving from one screen to another while the job completes its work in the background. In this way, a job may take from a couple of minutes to even hours at times. The performance of a Job depends on the complexity, availability of memory and computing power (essentially the cloud specs) and amount of data.

Classify, as well as Resolve both provide Jobs to be viewed as per the table below:

Jobs Sub Menu ItemWhen Triggered / UsageComments / Pre-requisites
Classify
Jobs QueueAs soon as the API sends the request.  Remains in queue till picked up by cluster for processing. A job exits this and ends up in one of the other tabs for processing depending on what type of Job it is.Common to both Classify & Resolve
Classify JobsTenant wide Classification and is named as per the Tenant name. Triggered every time Tenant wide Classification is triggered : such as from Training of Concepts, ‘Run Model’ from any ad-hoc mapping screen etc.Shows only one value in the panel as ‘run’ for the whole Tenant. Logs, and stages for each ‘run’ are displayed grouped. 
Project JobsIn the case of Classify, these will be either the Jobs triggered for SOC type or Concept Parser type projects. Identified by the name of the Project
Dataset JobsEvery time Data Set is registered (when created) or re-profiled. Identified by Data Set nameCommon to both Classify & Resolve
Data Quality JobsEvery time a Technical or Business Data Quality rule is triggered as per schedule or manually. Named as per the Data Quality rule.
Published Project JobsClassify Project or Concept Parser project results are Published here as Data sets. Named as per the Project NameThe project should’ve run at-least once.  
Semantic Dataset JobsTriggered from Technical View of Semantic Object in Catalog through ‘Publish Semantic Data Set’ button. 
Resolve
Jobs QueueAs soon as the API sends the request.  Remains in queue till picked up by cluster for processing. A job exits this and ends up in one of the other tabs for processing depending on what type of Job it is.Common to both Classify & Resolve
Project JobsEvery time a Resolve Project is run. Identified by the Project name
Entity JobsWhenever an entity is changed and saved, this happens in the background to incorporate changes to the model.
Dataset JobsEvery time Data Set is registered (when created) or re-profiled. Identified by Data Set nameCommon to both Classify & Resolve
Data Quality JobsEvery time a Technical or Business Data Quality rule is triggered as per schedule or manually. Identified by the Data Quality rule.Common to both Classify & Resolve
Published Project JobsResolve project results are published here as the Golden Records Data Set with optional Reconciliation report.Project should’ve run at-least once.

Apart from the pre-requisites or conditions mentioned above, a common pre-condition for a Job appearing in any of its respective tabs is that it should’ve passed the ‘Job Queue’ stage where it appears first.