Enable policy – the switch controls the status of the maintenance policy. When the switch is off, all QMB Jobs stop being executed by schedule. You can, however, start them manually from the program interface.

Databases – number of maintained databases and their names.

Comment – maintenance policy comment

 

This section contains a list of QMB Jobs included in the maintenance policy.

Commands:

Add	Add a new QMB Job to the maintenance policy
Edit	Opens the selected QMB Job for editing
Delete	Deletes the selected QMB Job from the maintenance policy. This will delete all information about the execution of this QMB Job from the maintenance log
Execute	The command starts the execution of the QMB Job starting from the first active task. The QMB Job is executed for all databases included into the maintenance policy
Update	Update the list of QMB Jobs
Schedule	Opens the schedule form for the selected QMB Job

 

When a QMB Job is selected in the list, the Maintenance log section will display the results of its execution.

You can filter data by the QMB Job execution date using the filter above the list.

Period – a list for quick selection of logged periods. If you need to select an arbitrary period, select Set a period and specify the dates in the fields on the right.

If you need to filter the list by execution Status, click on the   button in the column header and select the necessary status value.

Double-clicking on a log file record will open a form with detailed information about the corresponding task: start and finish time, duration and script messages.