getScheduledJobs
Syntax
getScheduledJobs([jobIdPattern])
Arguments
jobIdPattern is a string indicating a job ID or a pattern of job ID. It supports wildcard characters (% and ?).
Details
Return a table of scheduled jobs. If jobIdPattern is not specified, return all scheduled jobs.
It returns a table with the following columns:
Name |
Meaning |
|---|---|
userId |
the user ID |
jobId |
the job ID |
jobDesc |
the job description |
startDate |
the start date of the scheduled job (of DATE type) |
endDate |
the end date of the scheduled job (of DATE type) |
frequency |
the frequency to execute the scheduled job |
scheduledTime |
the specified time to execute each job (of MINUTE type) |
days |
the specified days to execute the scheduled job when frequency=W or M |
Examples
$ getScheduledJobs();
userId |
jobId |
jobDesc |
startDate |
endDate |
frequency |
scheduleTime |
days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
root |
monthly |
Monthly Job |
2018.01.01 |
2018.12.31 |
M |
17:00m |
1 |
root |
weekly |
Weekly Job |
2018.01.01 |
2018.12.31 |
W |
17:30m |
2 |
root |
daily |
Daily Job |
2018.01.01 |
2018.12.31 |
D |
18:00m |