What can be changed to alter a job's prioritization in Tableau?

To alter a job's prioritization in Tableau, adjusting the job schedule is the most relevant approach. The job schedule determines when a job is executed, which can directly impact its prioritization relative to other jobs in the system. By rescheduling a job to run at a different time or frequency, you can control its execution order in relation to tasks that are either competing for resources or need to be completed first.

In Tableau Server, jobs that are scheduled to run at the same time may contend for available resources. By changing a job's schedule, you can prioritize it over others or allow it to be delayed for lower-priority tasks. This scheduling flexibility is a crucial element in managing workflows effectively and ensuring timely data processing and reporting.

The other choices do not directly impact how a job is prioritized. For example, the job function and user permissions do not dictate when or how often a job runs, and while the backgrounder process is responsible for executing jobs, altering it does not have a direct influence on prioritization per job schedule.