Description
Schedules a new job for execution. Execution does not start until the date and time you specify.
Use a cron time and date string to indicate time of execution.
The batchValidationSettings parameter contains the following name/value pairs:
-
batchJobFileItemId: The itemId of an uploaded batch job file. Use the reviewer map server's upload
operation to upload the batch job file to the server. The upload operation returns the itemId.
See the ArcGIS Server REST API documentation for more information about
upload.
-
sessionId: The session in which validation will occur. Use the full string format of session id:
Session 1 : Session 1
.
-
productionWorkspace: This parameter is optional. A path to a production workspace. A production
workspace allows you to validate data in a different workspace than what is referenced in the
batch job file (.rbj). The workspace path can be absolute or UNC. The ArcGIS server account must
have access to the folder that contains the workspace (fGdb) or the connection file that references
the workspace (eGdb). Example:
c:\\arcgisserver\\data\\arcsde_connection_file.sde
-
productionWorkspaceVersion: This parameter is optional. This parameter applies only if a production
workspace is specified and it is an enterprise geodatabase. The productionWorkspaceVersion parameter
allows you to validate data in a particular version. If the productionWorkspaceVersion parameter is not specified,
the version saved in the production workspace connection file is validated.
Example:
"productionWorkspaceVersion" : "SDE.DEFAULT"
-
analysisArea: This parameter is optional. JSON polygon features that will be unioned to create a
processing area. Features that
intersect this area will be validated by the Reviewer batch job. Features outside this area will not be
validated. Example JSON structure:
"analysisArea": {"rings":[[[-97.74, 30.303],[-97.738,30.303 ], [-97.738, 30.305],[-97.74, 30.305],[-97.74, 30.303]]],"spatialReference":{"wkid": 4326}}
-
changedFeaturesOnly: This parameter is optional and only applies to multi-versioned eGdb data.
The default value is false. If true,
validation is limited to features that have changed from a parent to the child version. Changes
between versions include the following:
- Features inserted in the child version but not the parent.
- Features changed in the child version and unchanged in the parent.
- Features changed in both child and parent versions.
- Features changed in the child version and deleted in the parent.
NOTE: To validate data with changedFeaturesOnly, the connection file in productionWorkspace must
reference a child version.
The schedule parameter contains the following name/value pairs:
- cronExpression: A cron string indicating time and date of execution. The time is in UTC.
Cron expressions follow this format: seconds minutes hours day-of-month month day-of-week (year).
For example: A cron schedule of
0 30 10 * * ?
executes the job every day at 10:30 UTC.
The server will return an error if you try to schedule a job that executes more frequently
than once every 15 minutes.
-
executionsEndDate (optional): Specifies ending date, in epoch time in milliseconds, for a batch validation schedule. If both this property
and maxNumberOfExecutions are set, the Batch Validation schedule will finish with whichever condition
happens first. For example:
"executionsEndDate":"1349817000000"
equates to October 9 2012 at 21:10:00.
-
maxNumberOfExecutions (optional): Specifies the maximum number of batch validation executions that can run.
If both this property and executionsEndDate are set, the Batch Validation schedule will finish with
whichever condition happens first.
Parameters
Parameter |
Details |
batchValidationSettings |
Description:
JSON object with four name/value pairs
Values:
{"batchJobFileItemId":"<upload itemId>",
"sessionId":"<reviewer_session_id>","productionWorkspace":"<path to production workspace>"
,"productionWorkspaceVersion":"<name of version>"
,"analysisArea":<JSON polygon>,"changedFeaturesOnly": true | false}
|
schedule |
Description: JSON object with one required name/value pair and two
optional name/value pairs.
Values:
{"cronExpression":"seconds minutes hours day-of-month month day-of-week (year)",
"executionsEndDate (optional)":"<ending date in epoch time in milliseconds>",
"maxNumberOfExecutions (optional)":"<number of executions>"}.
|
batchValidationJobTitle |
Description: The batch validation job
title. This information is stored in the scheduler database with the adhoc job information. It is not stored in the
Reviewer workspace. The getJobDetails operation returns information that
includes the job title.
Values:String
|
batchValidationJobCreatedBy |
Description: Indicates the user name
that executes the adhoc job. This information is stored in the scheduler database with the adhoc job information.
It is not stored in the Reviewer workspace. The getJobDetails operation returns
information that includes the job created by name.
Values:String
|
f |
Description: The
response format. The default response format is html.
Values:
html | json |
Example Usage
Example 1:
Schedules a batch job. The request specifies a production workspace, an upload itemId, a session and an
execution schedule of every day at 10:30 (0 30 10 * * ?). Submitting this request will return an scheduled job id,
but actual batch validation execution may fail if you don't have this production workspace or session.
To use this sample request:
- Change the production workspace (or remove it).
- Change the session id if your Reviewer workspace does not have a session called "Session 1 : Session 1."
- Upload a batch job file. The upload operation returns an itemId. Change the batchJobFileItemId to your
uploaded itemId.
http://localhost:6080/arcgis/rest/services/reviewer/MapServer/exts/DataReviewerServer/BatchValidation/scheduleNewJob?batchValidationSettings={"batchJobFileItemId":"ifff042a8-cbc5-43e7-b1ad-1a4edd593c0e","sessionId":"Session 1 : Session 1","productionWorkspace":"c:\\data\\LocalGovernment.gdb"}&schedule={"cronExpression":"0 30 10 * * ?"}&batchValidationJobTitle=&batchValidationJobCreatedBy=&f=pjson
JSON Response Example
{
"scheduledJobId": "f43570ee-c9db-4a6c-bcd1-54bf6f9627c7"
}