Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3 개발자 가이드
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Operations
Operations
</operation>
jobhold
The jobhold operation prevents a job occurrence with the specified job occurrence ID from running in the production
schedule. Obtain the job occurrence ID by running the jobmon operation.
schedule. Obtain the job occurrence ID by running the jobmon operation.
<operation name="jobhold">
<input message="tns:jobhold"/>
<output message="tns:jobholdResponse"/>
</operation>
jobmod
The jobmod operation modifies a Job Occurrence. You can obtain the job run ID by using the jobmon operation.
<operation name="jobmod">
<input message="tns:jobmod"/>
<output message="tns:jobmodResponse"/>
</operation>
jobmon
The jobmon operation enables you display job occurrence information. Command options allow you to filter the
information displayed.
information displayed.
<operation name="jobmon">
<input message="tns:jobmon"/>
<output message="tns:jobmonResponse"/>
</operation>
jobrelease
The jobrelease operation resumes a job occurrence that was held with the jobhold
operation and releases a job in a
Waiting on Operator status. You can obtain the job run ID by using the jobmon operation.
<operation name="jobrelease">
<input message="tns:jobrelease"/>
<output message="tns:jobreleaseResponse"/>
</operation>
jobrermove
The jobremove operation removes job occurrences from the production schedule. The job must have a prelaunched
status. Once a job reaches Launched, Active, or one of the Completed statuses, it cannot be removed from the schedule.
You can obtain the job rule ID by running the listrule operation.
status. Once a job reaches Launched, Active, or one of the Completed statuses, it cannot be removed from the schedule.
You can obtain the job rule ID by running the listrule operation.