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# Viewing the list of jobs
**Jobs** view displays the list of jobs for the workspace.
## Displaying Jobs view
To display **Jobs** view:
* On the workspace management view, in the workspace navigation bar, click **Jobs**.
* On **Workspaces** view, from the dropdown menu in the **Name** column, select **Jobs**.
## Filtering the jobs by type
On **Jobs** view, you use the tabs to filter the jobs based on the job type.
The possible tabs are:
* **All Jobs -** Always displayed. Contains all of the workspace jobs across all job types. When you first display **Jobs** view, **All Jobs** is selected.
* **Data Generation -** Always displayed. Includes the following types of jobs:
* Data generation
* Data pipeline generation
* Containerized data generation
* Upsert data generation
* Upsert
* **Sensitivity Scan -** Always displayed. Lists the sensitivity scans for the workspace.
* **Collection Scan -** Displays for MongoDB and Amazon DynamoDB workspaces. Lists the collection scans on the source data.
* **Schema -** Lists the schema retrieval jobs for the workspace.
* **Statistics -** Displays for workspaces that use Spark-based data. Lists the SDK table statistics jobs.
## Information in a jobs list
The list is always sorted by the submission date, with the most recent jobs at the top of the list.
For each job, the job list includes the following information:
* **Job ID -** The identifier of the job. To copy the job identifier, click the icon at the left of the row.
* **Type -** The type of job.
* **Status -** The current status of the job, and how long ago the job reached that status.\
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When you hover over the status, a tooltip displays the actual timestamp for the status change, and the length of time that the job ran.\
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For queued jobs, to display a panel with information about why the job is queued, click the status value.\
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* **Submitted -** The date and time when the job was submitted.
* **Completed -** The date and time when the job finished running.
## Filtering jobs by job status
To filter the list by the job status:
1. Click the filter icon in the **Status** column heading.\
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The status panel displays all of the statuses that are currently in the list. For example, if there are no Queued jobs, then the Queued status is not in the list.\
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By default, all of the statuses are included, and none of the checkboxes are checked.
2. To only include jobs that have specific statuses, check the checkbox next to each status to include.\
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Checking all of the checkboxes has the same effect as unchecking all of the checkboxes.
## Filtering jobs by identifier
To filter the list by the job identifier, in the filter field, provide the full identifier.
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