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Because of such situations, we've introduced a "Failed" state, which denotes that, for some reason, The Scheduler failed to execute and hence to create the issue. Whenever a "Failed" state is reached, you need to manually fix the Scheduled Issue by simply editing it and providing the required fields. Once you do that, the Scheduled Issue will get "Active" again and will start working again.
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An alternative method for fixing scheduled issues marked with "Failed" state (1) is to simply press "Fix" button (2) and in the three-step wizard, correct the faulty value.
The quickest way to determine core of the issue is to hover mouse cursor over the "Failed" state (1). By doing so baloon prompt (2) will be presented:
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Please note that in Server and Data Center, Scheduled Issue that causes failure is marked as “Invalid” (1). |
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However, “Failed” state occurs as an execution result that can be checked in the execution history.
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