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# Viewing details for a selected job
For jobs other than Queued jobs, you can display details about the workspace and the job progress.
## Displaying the job details view
From the **Jobs** view, to display the details for a job, click the job row.
## Information on the job details view
### Workspace information
The left side of the job details view contains the workspace information.
For a sensitivity scan, the workspace information is limited to the owner, database type, and worker version.
For a data generation job, the workspace information also includes:
* Whether subsetting, post-job scripts, or webhooks are used.
* The number of schemas, tables, and columns in the source database.
* The number of schemas, tables, and columns in the destination database.
### Job Log
The **Job Log** tab shows the start date, start time, and duration of the job, followed by the list of job process steps.
### Privacy Report
For data generation jobs, the **Privacy Report** tab displays the number of at-risk, protected, and not sensitive columns in the source database.
At-risk columns contain sensitive data, but still have Passthrough as the assigned generator.
Protected columns have an assigned generator other than Passthrough.
Not sensitive columns have Passthrough as the assigned generator, but do not contain sensitive data.
## Copying the job identifier
The job identifier is a unique identifier for the job. To copy the job identifier, either:
* From **Jobs** view, click the copy () icon in the leftmost column.
* From the job details view, click **Copy Job ID**.
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