Update (PUT) a Job [SPFSDK][VMMREF]
Applies To: Windows Azure Pack
Update a Job [SPFSDK][VMMREF] entity by using the HTTP PUT operation.
Here is a list of examples related to this collection operation.
- Example: Clear a job failure
Request
Method |
Request URI |
HTTP Version |
---|---|---|
PUT |
https://{server-name}:{auth-port}/{subscription-id}/services/systemcenter/vmm/Jobs(ID=Guid'[value]',StampId=Guid'[value]') |
HTTP/1.1 |
Request URI Parameters
URI Parameter |
Description |
---|---|
ID |
Required [Edm.Guid] The type identifier of the entity. You require a value for this parameter to update a specific entity. |
StampId |
Required [Edm.Guid] The type identifier of the stamp that restricts the query. You require a value for this parameter to update a specific entity. |
Request Headers
This operation does not use any non-standard request headers.
For more information about the common request headers used by this operation, see Common HTTP request information.
Request Body
The request body should contain the single Job [SPFSDK][VMMREF] entity, encoded in XML or JSON, which is to be updated.
Response
Response Codes
This operation does not return any non-standard OData response codes. If successful, it will return code 204 No Content.
Response Headers
This operation does not use any non-standard response headers.
For more information about the common response headers used by this operation, see Common HTTP response information.
Response Body
None
Example: Clear a job failure
This example clears the last failure of a job.
For more information about how to get started with using the code examples provided in this programming guide, see Program in Visual Studio with the Windows Azure Pack IaaS Resource Provider [SPFSDK].
Guid stampId = new Guid("d70c1a9b-c241-48f5-880a-b6c36071e653");
Guid jobId = new Guid("cd16c6ee-874c-4fba-89b5-ce3a030a0e83");
var job = vmmService.Jobs.Where(j => j.StampId == stampId && j.ID == jobId).First();
job.SkipLastFailedStep = true;
vmmService.UpdateObject(job);
vmmService.SaveChanges();