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07/22/2022 01:05 AM
Hi all,
I'm observing a strange behavior of the import job binding ${importjob.jobname} used in the following email template:
Dear Administrator,
Please note that the following import job has failed.
System Name: ${importjob?.systemName}
Connection Name: ${connection?.connectionname}
Job Name: ${importjob?.jobname}
Failure Reason: ${importjob.response}
Job Start Date: ${importjob.jobStartDate}
Job End Date: ${importjob.jobEndDate}
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Best Regards,
Saviynt job monitor
the value is always populated with "SapImportJob" even though the involved job is different (example below, the actual job is an application data import job)
How can I print the correct job name?
Regards,
Matteo
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07/22/2022 03:50 AM
@JustSalva - I believe you are looking to print the trigger name which is CUG1DOMAccountImport as per your snip.
Try ${importlogs} in the template which would print all the details like Job Name, Job Trigger Name, Job Status, Failure Reason, Connection Name, Security System, etc., to just name a few.
${importjob.jobname} prints the internal name Job Attribute Name column that you see in UI. For Example: SapImportJob is the internal name for Job Type - Application Data Import (Single Threaded)
Hope this helps!
-Siva
07/22/2022 05:12 AM
Yes, it's definitely what I was searching for, thank you!