Work with jobs and job definitions
Learn about the Data Loader jobs and job definitions, and the multiple activities you can perform with them.
Data Loader provides you with many ways to work with your jobs and
job definitions. For example, you can sort and filter jobs, edit and delete a job
definition, and the other activities listed in the following table:
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Sort and filter | Make jobs easier to find in the list. For more information, see topic Sort and Filter Jobs. |
| Analyze | View error files and other analysis information about a job. For more information, see topic View Data Analysis Information about a Job. |
| Duplicate | Duplicate job definitions to save you from having to create a new one each time. For more information, see topic Duplicate a Job Definition. |
| Stop or halt | Stop or halt an in-process data load job when you need to. For more information, see topic Stop a Data Load Job. |
| Edit | When you find that changes are needed, you can edit a job definition. For more information, see topic Edit a Job Definition. |
| Schedule | Schedule a job definition to run when it makes sense for you. For more information, see topic Schedule a Job Definition. |
| Delete | When a job definition is no longer needed, you can delete it. For more information, see topic Delete a Job Definition. |
| View | View the past details about a job definition in its history. For more information, see topic View the History of a Job Definition. |
Note: You can't migrate data loading jobs between tenants. If you want to use a data loading job in two different tenants, you need to create the job in both of them.
Access to resources
Your access to resources depends on whether you're the owner of the resource or the access you've been granted. For more information, see topic Get ready for Data Loader.