The SoftwareJobProperties3 sequence defines the properties that you can set for a software job.
Specifies the UUID identifying the software job.
Specifies the display name of the software job.
Specifies the UUID identifying the software package with which this job is associated.
Specifies the name of the software package with which this job is associated.
Specifies the version of the software package with which this job is associated.
Specifies the type of the software package with which this job is associated.
Specifies the UUID identifying the software package procedure with which this job is associated.
Specifies the name of the software package procedure with which this job is associated.
Specifies the date and time when you want to run the job.
Specifies the date and time at which the job was created.
Specifies the time in hours after which, if the job has been unable to complete, the job will cease attempts to complete.
Specifies the type of the software job.
Specifies the current state of the software job.
Specifies the time to start the software job. The range for this parameter is by default 3-168 hours. For example, if you select the value as 1 hour, the system immediately replaces the value with 3 hours. The default value is 7 days (168 hours).
Specifies the permissions applicable to this software job.
Specifies the restart options requested for the software job before executing the job.
Specifies the restart options requested for the software job after executing the job.
Specifies the properties for the operation of the software job.
Specifies the user-defined parameters for the job.
Specifies the summary of the status counts for the targets of this software job.
Specifies the internal mask for the software job properties.
Specifies the order number of a software job within its job container if the software job is part of that job container.
Specifies the number of hours for which you want to display a user prompt before a forced execution of the job starts. The default value is 1 day. You must set this parameter to a value that does not exceed the timeout value for the job.
Specifies the type of the task that the software job is supposed to complete.
Specifies the name of a delivery calendar to use for scheduling the job. The calendar works as an ordinary calendar to control the days, dates, and times when the delivery is permitted. The time cells that are not set in the calendar define the exclusion intervals. You cannot create the job if you try to define a calendar with the name unknown to SD.
Specifies the date and time at which the job was delivered.
Indicates the job error or status cause, that is, indicates a return code or identifier.
Specifies the message ID of the message that explains the error (if any) associated with this software job.
Specifies the current state of the job, if it has been renewed.
Specifies the custom administrator message.
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