Details
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Feature
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Status: Released (View Workflow)
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Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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2.0.0
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None
Description
Current Situation
- JS1 offers the JITL history job that allows to check if a given job or job chain was executed in some interval.
- This includes to check successful and failed executions and running jobs.
- This includes a number of complex rules when a job or job chain started or completed.
Desired Behavior
- A number of functionalities of the JS1 history job are not relevant for JS7
- particularly when it comes to job execution for the same daily plan date: notice boards offer a better mechanism for synchronization within the same daily plan date.
- A number of functionalities are relevant for JS7 including
- to check past execution of jobs and workflows in intervals longer than 1 day
- to check execution of jobs and workflows from a different Controller (registered with the same JOC Cockpit instance).
- to check return values of past job executions and workflow executions.
The job should accept the following queries from the query argument with one of the following values:
- isCompleted
- isCompletedSuccessful
- isCompletedFailed
- lastCompletedSuccessful
- lastCompletedFailed
The scope of queries is specified from the following arguments:
- workflow: specifies the name of the workflow to be looked up. The placeholders * for any number of characters and ? for a single character can be used.
- job: specifies the name of the job to be looked up. The placeholders * for any number of characters and ? for a single character can be used.
- If the job argument is specified then the JS7 Task History is looked up.
- If no job argument is specified then the JS7 Order History is looked up.
All queries accept parameters for the date/time interval:
- startedFrom
- startedTo
- completedFrom
- completedTo
When no interval is specified then the default values are
- isStarted: startedFrom=0d, startedTo=0d
- isCompleted*: completedFrom=0d, completedTo=0d. When startedFrom or startedTo is specified then the default values are for startedFrom, startedTo=0d. Otherwise startedFrom and startedTo are not considered.
