The search bar allows you to filter jobs based on various criteria. The filters are represented as equations in the search bar, where each equation consists of a job attribute, an operator, and a value.
!!! info "Automatic Search" A search is automatically performed when all the equations in the search bar are valid.
=== "Create a filter"
1. Click on the search bar and start typing
2. Suggestions will appear based on the available job attributes
3. Select a suggestion to choose the criterion
4. Type or select an operator and a value to filter by
!!! tip "Smart Suggestions"
The search bar only suggests attributes, operators, and values that are available in your current set of jobs.
=== "Edit a filter"
- Click on the filter in the search bar to edit it
- Change the operator or value by clicking on them
- Use the arrow keys to navigate through the equations and edit them
=== "Remove a filter"
- Press the `Backspace` key to remove the last token
- Right-click on the equation to remove the entire equation
The table displays the jobs that match the criteria specified in the search bar. Each row represents a job, and the columns show various attributes of the job, such as its ID, status, type, and submission date.
=== "Table Management"
**Column Selection**
: Click on the eye icon to select more columns to display in the table.
**Sorting**
: Click on column headers to sort the table. First click sorts ascending, second click sorts descending.
**Page Size**
: Use the `Row per page` dropdown at the bottom of the table to control how many jobs are displayed per page.
=== "Job Actions"
**View Job Details**
: Right-click on a job to open the `Job History`.
**Bulk Actions**
: Select one or more jobs using the checkboxes, then use the action buttons:
- **Get IDs**: Copy the IDs of selected jobs to clipboard
- **Reschedule**: Reschedule the selected jobs
- **Kill**: Kill the selected jobs
- **Delete**: Delete the selected jobs
!!! warning "Destructive Actions"
Be careful when using Kill or Delete actions as they cannot be undone.
A pie chart is displayed alongside the table, showing the distribution of jobs grouped by a selected attribute. The total number of jobs is shown in the center of the donut chart.
=== "Group by attribute"
Use the toggle buttons above the chart to switch between different grouping attributes (e.g., Status, Site, Minor Status). Only attributes that are not quasi-unique (like Job ID or dates) are available for grouping.
=== "Filter by clicking"
Click on a slice of the pie chart to add a filter to the search bar. Both the table and the pie chart will update to reflect the new filter.