Hi,

At job level, there is a task tab so you can see which tasks are in the job.
If I however only open a task, I cant go one level up to see the job information.
This is what I miss.

When I use the object search for example and open a task, I can't see to which job this task belonges to.

So a button in the statusbar to open the job would be nice.

Regards,
Erik

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Hi,

Just want this item to get some more attention.

Why? I'm using the search a lot 😁 and when I find the task I'm looking for I can not see to which job it belongs to.

Regards,
Erik

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Hi,

Today I searched for a job and I did know only the file name of the file copy task in this job. So I used the object search and I did find my task here.

To open this task, it's easy: double click the task in the result list.

To open the job containing this task is something else... I have to do the rearch action again in the filter on the main screen with the task name. Problem here is that I have a lot of tasks with the same name... again I have to search for the right job...

Feature request is still a good addition I think: Having a possibility to open the job at task level.

Regards,
Erik

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Even if this would mean that we may have to close the Task window first?

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Yes this is correct. Now it's also not possible to have two windows open at the same time.
If there is a button in the feature, it should close the task window. (and give the user a warning for loosing any changes)

Regards,
Erik

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Just some thinking here:

You might want to show the job window with the task tab selected and the task selected in where you clicked the button 😊

Regards
Erik

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Hi,

Old topic, still want it though.

One other idea is to have a context menu clicking in the search result grid on a task to open the corresponding job.

Regards,
Erik

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4 years later... any ideas about implementing this?
Still want/needs this.

Regards
Erik

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Second that. I have requested something similar I think. As you say, when we search in Object search and double click the task, I have no Idea which job it belongs to. At the very least, the name of the job could be displayed in the task somewhere. I can find it by going to variable, active job, and then jobname, but that is cumbersome.