Which of the following is NOT a way to manage jobs in UiPath?

In UiPath, managing jobs primarily involves functions that can be performed from the Orchestrator, which is the centralized platform for managing automation processes. Therefore, starting jobs from Orchestrator, viewing job logs, and restarting jobs from Orchestrator are all standard methods of managing jobs effectively.

However, stopping jobs from UiPath Studio is not a recognized method of job management. UiPath Studio is primarily used for the development and building of automation projects rather than for job execution or management once those projects are published to Orchestrator. Jobs are typically started and stopped through the Orchestrator interface, which is designed to handle job orchestration, monitoring, logging, and overall management.

Thus, stopping a job directly through UiPath Studio does not align with the capabilities of the tool, making it the correct choice for the method that is NOT a way to manage jobs in UiPath.