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jptyrus
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2011-08-11T11:04:37Z

Hi,

I'm finding the API quite esoteric at the moment and can't seem to figure out this seemingly simple functionality.

All I want to do is be able to connect to multiple VC servers, iterate through the list of jobs on each and report the last result for each job (either "Success", "Failure", or presumably something like "Running").

I've managed the connection and grabbing the list of jobs, but I can't seem to find where the last result is stored. Where should I be looking?

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2011-08-11T12:44:48Z

You can look at jobObject.Stats.Status and display status depending on that enum.

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jptyrus
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2011-08-11T12:49:53Z

That doesn't get me what I need though. I want the last result, not the current status of the job.

(i.e. the column that is displayed as "Result" in the interface)

Edited by user 2011-08-11T12:50:52Z | Reason: Not specified

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2011-08-11T12:52:09Z

Sorry, I misunderstood you.

What we do is to check jobObject.Stats.ExitCode. If it is 0 it is success.

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jptyrus
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2011-08-11T12:57:23Z

Is there any mapping within the API that will translate an ExitCode into a string? I don't want to report a running job as being an error.

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2011-08-11T13:00:38Z

Yes,

ExitCodes.Load(); // do this once
ExitCodes.GetDescription(TaskProcess.Task.Stats.ExitCode);

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jptyrus
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2011-08-11T13:07:35Z

That gives me "The operation completed successfully" for most jobs. What does the interface use to get the simple result string "Success"?

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2011-08-11T13:09:03Z

That does not exist. On the client side we just use an if/else.

if exitcode == 0
return "success"

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jptyrus
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2011-08-11T13:11:17Z

Ok, thanks.

Does the exitcode actually change when the job is running, or is the "Result" column actually populated from a combination of exitcode and status?

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2011-08-11T13:15:05Z

#10

The result of the Job is based on if any error exists in the Tasks. If a Task is non-zero it is inherited back to the Job.

But yes, result is altered during running, like this:

                If j.Stats.Status = JobStatsClass.StatusT.Running Then
                    drow.Result = LangAPI.JobStatusToString(j.Stats.Status)
                Else
                    If j.Stats.DateLastExecution = Date.MinValue Then
                        drow.Result = LangAPI.GetWord("LBL_SUCCESS")
                    Else
                        If j.Stats.ExitCode = 0 Then
                            drow.Result = LangAPI.GetWord("LBL_SUCCESS")
                        Else
                            drow.Result = LangAPI.GetWord("LBL_FAILED")
                        End If
                    End If
                End If

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