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Execute real-time data extraction job

Jobs are automated processes that can be set up in EDC to perform various tasks, triggering them by schedule or manually.

This process ensures you have access to up-to-date data without waiting for the next scheduled run of the extraction job. It also gives you flexibility in handling files, allowing you to directly download files without pushing the data to external servers.

Important

To run the job manually, you must have the Execute permission for the respective job category granted to your user role via ADMIN.

Example of permission to execute raw data extraction job
Figure 1. Example of permission to execute raw data extraction job

To execute a real-time data extraction job
  1. In the EDC application header, select the JOB tab.

  2. In the left pane of the page that opens, select the tab representing the needed data extraction category.

    Accessing data extraction job configuration
    Figure 2. Accessing data extraction job configuration

  3. On the page that opens, in the Job List table, locate the job of your interest and in the Actions column next to it, select More more_actions_icon.png > Execute Now execute_now_icon.png.

    Selecting option to execute job
    Figure 3. Selecting option to execute job

    Tip

    If there already is a running job for the study, the respective notification appears. Wait for the active job run to end to execute the next one.

    Acknowledging job execution in progress
    Figure 4. Acknowledging job execution in progress

  4. Depending on the dialog that appears, do either of the following:

    • If the job is not associated with any server, select execute_icon_white_background.png.

      Confirming execution of job without server association
      Figure 5. Confirming execution of job without server association

    • If the job is associated with the servers, select the checkbox for your desired server, and then select execute_button_red_white.png.

      Selecting server for job execution
      Figure 6. Selecting server for job execution

Once executed, the data is extracted and the resulting file becomes available and can be downloaded from the Execution History page. If there is the associated server, the resulting file is also available there.