Scheduled Jobs
- URL:
https://<BatchValidation-url>/scheduledJobs
- Operations:Edit Job, Enable Job, Disable Job, Delete Job
- Required Capability:Data Reviewer Server
- Related Resources:Batch Validation, Edit Job, Enable Job, Disable Job, Delete Job
- Version Introduced:10.1
Description
License:The ArcGIS Data Reviewer Server extension is required to use this resource.
Note:This resource is dependent on ArcGIS Data Reviewer’s ArcMap runtime-based server object extension (SOE). ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.x, part of the ArcGIS 2021 releases, will be the last release of ArcGIS Enterprise to support services published from ArcMap.
To prepare for this change, Esri recommends that customers consider Data Reviewer capabilities enabled using ArcGIS Pro and integrated in the Validation service.
A REST resource that returns a list of existing jobs' details.
A scheduled job is a Reviewer batch job (.rbj) that has been scheduled to run validations on ArcGIS Data Reviewer Server. These jobs have Reviewer session Ids and an execution schedule set with a cron expression. You can modify, enable, disable, or delete a scheduled job.
To format a request to change, enable, disable, or delete a job, append scheduledJobs, jobId, and operation to a batch validation resource.
Note:See each supported operation for request examples.
Request parameters
Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| f | The response format. The default response format is html. Values: html | json |
Example usage
Return a list of scheduled job details.
https://localhost:6080/arcgis/rest/services/reviewer/MapServer/exts/DataReviewerServer/BatchValidation/scheduledJobs?f=pjson
JSON Response example
"scheduledJobs": [
{
"jobId": "f2b5239c-8163-480b-9671-ff150017bcc1",
"title": "",
"createdBy": "",
"creationDate": 1335484124000,
"status": "Scheduled",
"settings": {
"batchJobFileName": "SewerChecks.rbj",
"sessionId": "Session 1 : Session 1",
"userName": null,
"changedFeaturesOnly": false,
"analysisArea": null,
"productionWorkspace": "c:\\data\\LocalGovernment.sde"
},
"schedule": {
"cronExpression": "0 30 10 * * ?"
},
"executionDetails": null
}
]
}