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-**Field Description** — A label describing the parameter
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-**Value** — Supports string, integer, or date values
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Parameters are accessible to job code through the execution context.
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### Code Tab
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### Logs Tab
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Write or upload job code. See the [Online](https://github.com/Blazor-Data-Orchestrator/BlazorDataOrchestrator/wiki/Online) guide for detailed editor usage.
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View execution history and log entries:
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- Select a **Job Instance** from the dropdown to filter logs
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- Each log entry shows: Action, Details, Level, and Timestamp
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- Timestamps are adjusted by the configured timezone offset
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Enable a webhook endpoint for the job:
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- Toggle the **Webhook Enabled** switch
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- A unique GUID is generated and displayed as the webhook URL
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- External systems can trigger the job via `GET` or `POST` to `/webhook/{GUID}`
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Write or upload job code. See the [Online](https://github.com/Blazor-Data-Orchestrator/BlazorDataOrchestrator/wiki/Online) guide for detailed editor usage.
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### Viewing Logs
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1. Open the **Job Details** dialog for the job.
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2. Navigate to the **Logs** tab.
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3. Select the job instance to inspect from the dropdown.
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2. Log entries are displayed in a table with columns for Action, Details, Level, and Timestamp.
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### Understanding Job Status
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### Job Groups Tab
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- Create and manage organizational groups for categorizing jobs.
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- Groups have a name and an active/inactive status.
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- Assign jobs to groups for easier filtering and management.
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### Job Queues Tab
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- Create and manage queue configurations.
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- Each queue has a name (e.g., `default`, `jobs-large-container`, `onprem-queue`).
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- Assign queues to jobs to route their execution to specific agent pools.
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- Deploy agents configured with matching `QueueName` settings to process queue-specific workloads.
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