Work with Job Methods

Work with Job methods allows you to work with information related to a user job.

JobList

JobList ($User, $Jobstatus) - returns all user jobs information.

Arguments	Value	Description
$User		User name
$Jobstatus	*ACTIVE - default	Job status

Sample Code

	$JobListArray = $Jobs->createJobListArray($Jobs->JobList("CURRENT ", "ACTIVE ")}

createJobListArray

createJobListArray($JobListString) - Creates an array for all the user’s jobs information.

Arguments	Value	Description
$JobListString		Return string from JOBLIST() method

Sample Code

	$JobListArray = $Jobs->createJobListArray($Jobs->JobList("CURRENT ", "ACTIVE "));

JobLog

JobLog($JobName, $JobUser, $JobNumber, $Direction = 'L') - Returns the job’s log messages.

Arguments	Value	Description
$JobName		Job name; ‘*’ - Returns current job log messages
$JobUser		Job user
$JobNumber		Job number
$Direction	L - default	The log messages order. The ‘L’ indicates descending order (from the last message to the first)

Sample Code

	o $JobLogMsgs = $Jobs->JobLog('*', ' ', ' ', ' ');

A PHP Script That Shows The Usage of Work with Job Methods

Usage Example

<?php
include_once '../API/iToolkitService.php';
try {
         $ToolkitSrvObj = ToolkitService::getInstance("*LOCAL", "", "");
     }
         catch (Exception $e) {
        echo $e->getMessage(), "\n";
        exit();
}

$Jobs = new JobLogs($ToolkitSrvObj);
PrepareJobListArray($Jobs);
$ToolkitSrvObj->disconnect();
function PrepareJobListArray($Jobs)
{

    echo "<pre>";
    echo "Shows Active jobs for the *CURRENT user :<BR>";
    try{
    $JobListArray = $Jobs->createJobListArray($Jobs->JobList("*CURRENT ", "*ACTIVE
"));
    }
    catch (Exception $e) {
        echo $e->getMessage(), "\n";
        exit();
    }
    foreach($JobListArray as $job){
        $jobstring = sprintf("%10.10s %10.10s %10.10s %10.10s <BR>",
                           $job['JOBNAME'],
                           $job['JOBNUMBER'],
                           $job['JOBSUBS'],
                          trim($job['ACTJOBSTATUS']) );

              echo $jobstring;
        }

   echo "</pre>";
   return;
}


?>