Viewing and managing scheduled queries
The following information is available for each query:
- Name
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The unique name you assigned to the scheduled query. Select the name to view detailed configuration and execution history.
- Creation date
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The date when the scheduled query was created, displayed in YYYY-MM-DD format.
- Status of last run
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The execution status of the most recent query run. Possible values include:
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Complete - The query executed successfully and results were delivered to all configured destinations.
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Failed - The query execution or result delivery failed. Check the execution history for error details.
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Invalid Query - The query is invalid and has syntactical issues
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Timeout - The query has timed out. A query times out automatically after 60 mins
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- Last triggered time
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The date and time when the query was last executed, displayed in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format. Shows Never if the query has not yet run.
- Repeating every
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The schedule frequency for the query. Shows Custom for queries using cron expressions or specific frequency descriptions for simpler schedules.
The Scheduled queries page provides an overview of all your scheduled queries, showing their current status and execution history so that you can view, monitor, and manage all your scheduled queries from a centralized location. Use this information to monitor query performance, identify issues, and manage your automated log analysis workflows.
The Scheduled queries page header shows the total number of scheduled queries in your account, helping you track your usage and manage your automated log analysis workflows effectively.