Job Dependency Data Table Report

The Job Dependency Data Table report is similar to the Job Dependency Data Table report in that it maps out all the predecessor and successor of a job. It is useful to use both reports in combination to understand complex designs in which jobs have multiple relationships.

This report contains multiple tables (for the job, its predecessors and successors). The columns and information contained in the tables is different depending on the scheduler.

Screenshot of the Job Dependency Data Table Report

Configuring the Report

The configuration options of this report are self-explanatory but for the following two, which require some explanation:

All children inherit level from parent

If you select this option, the graphic displays every single upstream dependency. If you select a job which is embedded in several layers of containers, all dependency arrows pointing to the top container are displayed. This can make the graphic unreadable.
Include Non-impacting Box Children

If the selected job has children which are containers with no impact on the job, you can exclude them to make the graphic more readable.

Working with the Report

Click the icon on the top right corner of the panel to open a menu with the configuration options:

Edit

Opens the configuration dialog, where you can edit the name, published status and filter criteria used in the report. For each data source you can add as many criteria as you need to narrow down the scope of the report. These criteria are combined using the OR operator.
Copy

Creates a copy of the panel that you can then configure and adapt to your needs.
Move

Moves the panel to a different page (dashboard).
Delete

Deletes the panel.
Shorter/Taller

Resizes the panel vertically.
Download

Downloads the report and you can choose between multiple formats: PDF, XLSX, XLS, RTF, CSV, ODT, ODS, DOCX, PPTX
Get Link

Creates a link to the report that you can share with other users.