# Clambda Jobs

Clambda jobs shows the various status as part of a file upload or user task. A Sample log view as displayed below (Fig1). Shown below is the explanation against relevant column.

![Fig1 - Clambda Jobs](/files/-M4ywWPCD5XJdp7KwOnJ)

1. Job ID - Unique ID of the job. Each process of a job runs within its own container and a unique ID is assigned.
2. Dataset - It displays any dataset being part of the job for example uploading dictionaries. An example is as shown below

![Fig2 - Dataset when dictionaries are uploaded](/files/-M4yxAatsfhAreh_m59a)

     3\. Category - It displays if the job is part of User Task or Connector.

     4\. Implementation - This field gets updated with file name

     5\. Job Type - Type of Job, like it is a user task or connector, etc

     6\. Reason Code - Tells the process is successful or failure depending on reason code

     7\. Reason Status - Informs the status of the job

     8\. Task - Type of task the job is executing for example, verifying credentials, Fetching Meta data, Feting content, etc.

     9\. Profile - It tells the size of clambda  container.

    10\. Start Time - Time the task of a job started.

     11\. End Time - Time the task of a job ended. 


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