Get Job Count (POST)

Queries for jobs that fulfill given parameters. This method takes the same message body as the Get Jobs (POST) method and therefore it is slightly more powerful than the Get Job Count method.

Method

POST /job/count

Parameters

Request Body

A JSON object with the following properties:

Name Description
jobId Filter by job id.
jobIds Filter by a JSON array of job ids.
jobDefinitionId Only select jobs which exist for the given job definition.
processInstanceId Only select jobs which exist for the given process instance.
processInstanceIds Only select jobs which exist for the given a JSON array of process instance ids.
executionId Only select jobs which exist for the given execution.
processDefinitionId Filter by the id of the process definition the jobs run on.
processDefinitionKey Filter by the key of the process definition the jobs run on.
activityId Only select jobs which exist for an activity with the given id.
withRetriesLeft Only select jobs which have retries left. Value may only be true, as false is the default behavior.
executable Only select jobs which are executable, i.e., retries > 0 and due date is null or due date is in the past. Value may only be true, as false is the default behavior.
timers Only select jobs that are timers. Cannot be used together with messages. Value may only be true, as false is the default behavior.
messages Only select jobs that are messages. Cannot be used together with timers. Value may only be true, as false is the default behavior.
dueDates Only select jobs where the due date is lower or higher than the given date. Due date expressions are given in an array of objects that have two properties `operator` and `value`.
operator is the comparison operator to be used and value the date value as string.

Valid operator values are: gt - greater than; lt - lower than.
value may not contain underscore or comma characters.
createTimes Only select jobs created before or after the given date. Create time expressions are given in an array of objects that have two properties `operator` and `value`.
operator is the comparison operator to be used and value the date value as string.

Valid operator values are: gt - greater than; lt - lower than.
value may not contain underscore or comma characters.
withException Only select jobs that failed due to an exception. Value may only be true, as false is the default behavior.
exceptionMessage Only select jobs that failed due to an exception with the given message.
failedActivityId Only select jobs that failed due to an exception at an activity with the given id.
noRetriesLeft Only select jobs which have no retries left. Value may only be true, as false is the default behavior.
active Only include active jobs. Value may only be true, as false is the default behavior.
suspended Only include suspended jobs. Value may only be true, as false is the default behavior.
priorityLowerThanOrEquals Only include jobs with a priority lower than or equal to the given value. Value must be a valid long value.
priorityHigherThanOrEquals Only include jobs with a priority higher than or equal to the given value. Value must be a valid long value.
tenantIdIn Only include jobs which belong to one of the given list a JSON array of tenant ids.
withoutTenantId Only include jobs which belong to no tenant. Value may only be true, as false is the default behavior.
includeJobsWithoutTenantId Include jobs which belong to no tenant. Can be used in combination with tenantIdIn. Value may only be true, as false is the default behavior.

Result

A JSON object that contains the count as the only property.

Name Type Description
count Number The number of matching executions.

Response Codes

Code Media type Description
200 application/json Request successful.
400 application/json Returned if some of the query parameters are invalid, for example, if an invalid operator for due date comparison is used. See the Introduction for the error response format.

Example

Request

POST /job/count

Request Body:

{
  "dueDates":
    [
      {
        "operator": "gt",
        "value": "2012-07-17T17:00:00.000+0200"
      },
      {
        "operator": "lt",
        "value": "2012-07-17T18:00:00.000+0200"
      }
    ],
  "createTimes":
    [
      {
        "operator": "gt",
        "value": "2012-05-05T10:00:00.000+0200"
      },
      {
        "operator": "lt",
        "value": "2012-07-16T15:00:00.000+0200"
      }
    ]
}

Response

{"count": 2}

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