An interface for performing basic operations on a jobsDB $Name: $ $Revision: 1.97 $ Returns error-as-string if syntax error is found, null if no errors. Returns a sql-server plan based on target and qry. Submits a short job. Returns an exception if job takes too long, Dataset if job did not. Autocomplete is currently disabled; the param does nothing. Submits a short job. Returns an exception if job takes too long, Dataset if job did not. Autocomplete is currently disabled; the param does nothing. Submits a short job. Returns an exception if job takes too long, Dataset if job did not. Autocomplete is currently disabled; the param does nothing. Creates new job entry and schedules a query for later completion. Returns the jobid of the created job. This method is only necessary for long jobs. Autocomplete is disabled (param does nothing) Submits a heartbeat job to JobsService Schedules a job for cancellation. Only works for non-short queue jobs. Returns a job's current status. This is an int, where 0=ready,1=started,2=cancelling,3=cancelled,4=failed,5=finished Searches a usr's jobs with parameters given in predicate. Predicate is of where clause form, ex. 'taskname="some_name" and rows=some_number A join of jobs and status, where j is jobs and s is status. setSize is the number of jobs to return. Position is a multiplier on setSize, ie top 20, or next 20, etc. User can append select and/or where. justCount set to true returns a dataset with the total # of jobs for the specified conditions. Set size is how many jobs to return, position is the nth set of the specified size. So if you had 10 jobs, setSize was 2 and position was 1, it would return jobs 3&4. maxChars is the maximum # of characters to return for any single textfield. Setting this to -1 will return everything. Same as FindJobDataSet, but returns in Job format List available targets and queues. Return an html representation of the job status. Lists available output downloads Lists pending output Lists failed output jobs Returns error-as-string if syntax error is found, null if no errors. Returns a sql-server plan based on target and qry. Submits a short job. Returns an exception if job takes too long, Dataset if job did not. Autocomplete is currently disabled; the param does nothing. Submits a short job. Returns an exception if job takes too long, Dataset if job did not. Autocomplete is currently disabled; the param does nothing. Submits a short job. Returns an exception if job takes too long, Dataset if job did not. Autocomplete is currently disabled; the param does nothing. Creates new job entry and schedules a query for later completion. Returns the jobid of the created job. This method is only necessary for long jobs. Autocomplete is disabled (param does nothing) Submits a heartbeat job to JobsService Schedules a job for cancellation. Only works for non-short queue jobs. Returns a job's current status. This is an int, where 0=ready,1=started,2=cancelling,3=cancelled,4=failed,5=finished Searches a usr's jobs with parameters given in predicate. Predicate is of where clause form, ex. 'taskname="some_name" and rows=some_number A join of jobs and status, where j is jobs and s is status. setSize is the number of jobs to return. Position is a multiplier on setSize, ie top 20, or next 20, etc. User can append select and/or where. justCount set to true returns a dataset with the total # of jobs for the specified conditions. Set size is how many jobs to return, position is the nth set of the specified size. So if you had 10 jobs, setSize was 2 and position was 1, it would return jobs 3&4. maxChars is the maximum # of characters to return for any single textfield. Setting this to -1 will return everything. Same as FindJobDataSet, but returns in Job format List available targets and queues. Return an html representation of the job status. Lists available output downloads Lists pending output Lists failed output jobs Returns error-as-string if syntax error is found, null if no errors. Returns a sql-server plan based on target and qry. Submits a short job. Returns an exception if job takes too long, Dataset if job did not. Autocomplete is currently disabled; the param does nothing. Submits a short job. Returns an exception if job takes too long, Dataset if job did not. Autocomplete is currently disabled; the param does nothing. Submits a short job. Returns an exception if job takes too long, Dataset if job did not. Autocomplete is currently disabled; the param does nothing. Creates new job entry and schedules a query for later completion. Returns the jobid of the created job. This method is only necessary for long jobs. Autocomplete is disabled (param does nothing) Submits a heartbeat job to JobsService Schedules a job for cancellation. Only works for non-short queue jobs. Returns a job's current status. This is an int, where 0=ready,1=started,2=cancelling,3=cancelled,4=failed,5=finished Searches a usr's jobs with parameters given in predicate. Predicate is of where clause form, ex. 'taskname="some_name" and rows=some_number A join of jobs and status, where j is jobs and s is status. setSize is the number of jobs to return. Position is a multiplier on setSize, ie top 20, or next 20, etc. User can append select and/or where. justCount set to true returns a dataset with the total # of jobs for the specified conditions. Set size is how many jobs to return, position is the nth set of the specified size. So if you had 10 jobs, setSize was 2 and position was 1, it would return jobs 3&4. maxChars is the maximum # of characters to return for any single textfield. Setting this to -1 will return everything. Same as FindJobDataSet, but returns in Job format List available targets and queues. Return an html representation of the job status. Lists available output downloads Lists pending output Lists failed output jobs An interface for performing basic operations on a jobsDB $Name: $ $Revision: 1.97 $