Job Management Work Center 
This work center is the central access to all functions for documenting, scheduling, and monitoring background jobs.
It comprises views to display and edit job requests, job documentation, scheduled jobs, and job alerts. You can perform common tasks in job scheduling.
You are authorized for this work center.
For more information, see the SAP Solution Manager Security Guide in the SAP Service Marketplace, under .
A business partner is assigned to your system user.
Overview information is available for the following views:
Job requests
Job Documentation
Central process scheduling
Job Scheduling
Task Inbox
Note
You can define your own queries or adjust existing queries for each of these views.
In addition, you can go directly to the respective view from the overview.
The list of job requests shows the following:
All job requests you created
All job requests you are assigned to as processor
All Service Desk messages from Job Monitoring that the system reports in the context of Business Process Monitoring
You get a list of job documentation. You can define queries and set filters to select data.
When you select job documentation from the list, the system displays details of the job documentation below the list, for example, further information about the steps.
To reach job documentation, select the job documentation and choose Display. If authorized, you can edit job documentation. For more information, see Job Documentation.
The system offers you related views:
In the Job Monitoring Alert Inbox view, you can view and edit job alerts in a list. You can, for example, select alerts by the following criteria:
Solutions
Business processes
Business process steps
You can also perform the following functions for a selected job alert:
Display alert details for a solution
Display Alert List
Display Monitoring Activities
Display Threshold Values
Display Configuration
Display Scheduling information
Display Authorization
Display Service Desk information
To trace the reason for an alert, you can select a scheduled job in the target system, analyze runtime errors, or perform a job analysis (see Scheduling Jobs with Job Documentation).
You can confirm the processing of open alerts in the alert list for a group of alerts and in the bottom detailed list for individual alerts. For further information about general Alert Inbox functions, see Alert Inbox.
The Job Monitoring Central Process Planning view contains a list of the jobs which were scheduled with an external job scheduler (such as SAP CPS by Redwood). You can specify queries and set filters, to select data. Complex queries are possible, with the Quick Criteria Maintenance. For more information, see Monitoring Jobs Scheduled with Central Process Scheduling (CPS).
You can go to various processing and creation dialogs, for example, for:
Jobs
Job requests
Process chains
Job definitions
Job documentation
The Job Monitoring Job Scheduling view contains lists of background jobs with detail information, sorted by job status. If you select a background job, there is further information in the detail area. By default, queries are defined for the following, as well as for various standard jobs and the display of scheduled and cancelled background jobs, for example Central System Management.
This view contains the following actions:
Job Analysis
Job scheduling
Display job logs
Job documentation overview
For more information, see Monitoring Jobs Scheduled with the BC-XBP Interface.
In this view, you can manage job documentation system-specifically, e.g. for:
ABAP jobs
CPS jobs
Standard jobs
You can go to job scheduling with and without central process scheduling (CPS). For further information, see Job Monitoring with the Recommended Jobs View.
A list with all jobs due for job documentation is available. You can define queries and set filters to select data.
To get to a task, click the task ID or the short text of the task. If authorized, you can process the task (see Process Tasks Tab).
This view contains the following reports:
Job Reports
This report provides an overview of job documentation. You can thus monitor job documentation and avoid duplication of jobs or job documentation.
Report: Job Requests and Job Change Documents
This report gives you an overview of the change requests for a job that were made in the form of job requests and job change documents.
BW evaluation
Job alerts with trend analyses
The report provides a Business Process Monitoring alert trend analysis that is restricted to job alerts. For more information, see Reports: Business Processes Operations
Monitoring BW Process Chains
This report gives you an overview of the job scheduling in the managed systems, e.g. users, job status and runtime. You can display the analysis results by day, week or month. For more information, see Monitoring BW Process Chains.
Note
To get the results of these analyses, certain SAP Solution Manager Customizing settings are required. For more information, see Job Scheduling Management Health Check Reports. For more information about how to perform business process analyses, see Performing Analyses.
In this view, you perform administrative tasks.
Note
Calling Customizing (transaction SPRO) is a prerequisite for this view.
For Job Control, prepare the following:
Specify the BACK destination for the RFC connection from the managed system to SAP Solution Manager.
Specify criteria profiles and activate or deactivate them for users in the company.
For more information, see Job Control for Managed Systems.
For BW analyses with Job Scheduling Management , prepare the following:
The data collection for this analysis.
The job scheduling Health Check reports.
For more information, see Job Scheduling Management Health Check Reports.
For external scheduling, manage and configure external job scheduling.
To configure new users, create business partners.
You can perform the following functions from any view in the work center:
Create a Job Request for a new job.
Create job documentation
Call a template
Analyze jobs
See the Job Scheduling Management tab for further information about specific functions. For more information about general functions in the work center, see Using the Work Center.