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Monitor Bulk Data Load Jobs

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Monitor Bulk Data Load Jobs

Process a set of records by creating a job that contains data that will be processed asynchronously. The job specifies which object is being processed and what type of operation is being used.

Required Editions

Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, Developer, and Database.com Editions
User Permissions Needed
To monitor bulk data load jobs: Manage Data Integrations, API Enabled, View Setup and Configuration

To track the status of bulk data load jobs that are in progress or recently completed, enter Bulk Data Load Jobs in the Quick Find box, then select Bulk Data Load Jobs. This page allows you to monitor the progress of current jobs and the results of recent jobs.

The In Progress Jobs list contains the following columns, shown in alphabetical order:

Column Description
Job ID The unique, 15–character ID for this job.
Job Type The API type used for the job. Valid values are ‘Bulk V1’, ‘Bulk V2’, and ‘Bulk V2 Query’. Bulk V2 and Bulk V2 Query jobs use the newer Bulk API 2.0 for creating and processing job data. Bulk API 2.0 simplifies the job process by automatically creating batches.
Object The object type for the data being processed. All data in a job must be of a single object type.
Operation

The processing operation for all the batches in the job. Possible values are:

  • Delete
  • Insert
  • Query
  • QueryAll
  • Upsert
  • Update
  • HardDelete
Progress The percentage of batches processed relative to the total number of batches submitted. Progress is not shown when the job is open because the total number of batches in the job is not known until the job is closed. Progress may not accurately reflect the number of records processed. Batches may not all contain the same number of records and they may be processed at different speeds.
Records Processed The number of records already processed. This number increases as more batches are processed.
Start Time The date and time when the job was submitted.
Status

The current state of processing for the job. The valid values are:

  • Open: The job has been created, and data can be added to the job.
  • Closed: No new data can be added to this job. Data associated with the job may be processed after a job is closed. You cannot edit or save a closed job.
  • Aborted: The job has been aborted.
  • Failed: The job has failed. Data that was successfully processed in the job cannot be rolled back.
  • Job Complete: The job was processed by Salesforce. For Bulk API 2.0 jobs only.
  • Upload Complete: No new data can be added to this job. You can’t edit or save a closed job. For Bulk API 2.0 jobs only.
Submitted By The name of the user that submitted the job.

The Completed Jobs list contains the following columns, shown in alphabetical order. Completed jobs are removed from the list seven days after completion.

Column Description
End Time The date and time when the job completed.
Job ID The unique, 15–character ID for this job.
Job Type The API type used for the job. Valid values are ‘Bulk V1’, ‘Bulk V2’, and ‘Bulk V2 Query’. Bulk V2 and Bulk V2 Query jobs use the newer Bulk API 2.0 for creating and processing job data. Bulk API 2.0 simplifies the job process by automatically creating batches.
Object The object type for the data being processed. All data in a job must be of a single object type.
Operation

The processing operation for all the batches in the job. The valid values are:

  • Delete
  • Insert
  • Query
  • QueryAll
  • Upsert
  • Update
  • HardDelete
Records Processed The number of records already processed. This number increases as more batches are processed.
Start Time The date and time when the job was submitted.
Status

The current state of processing for the job. The valid values are:

  • Open: The job has been created, and data can be added to the job.
  • Closed: No new data can be added to this job. Data associated with the job may be processed after a job is closed. You cannot edit or save a closed job.
  • Aborted: The job has been aborted.
  • Failed: The job has failed. Data that was successfully processed in the job cannot be rolled back.
  • Job Complete: The job was processed by Salesforce. For Bulk API 2.0 jobs only.
  • Upload Complete: No new data can be added to this job. You can’t edit or save a closed job. For Bulk API 2.0 jobs only.
Submitted By The name of the user that submitted the job.
Time to Complete The total time to complete the job.

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