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The request action is specified by appending the following paths to the endpoint URL:
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This returns the current status of the query and some other basic information.
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The job ID of the query. This appears in the url parameter.
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The API key of the Devo domain. You can find this in the Access Keys tab of the Administration → Credentials window.
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HMAC SHA-256 using the API secret to sign the concatenation of the API key, body message and timestamp.
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Timestamp in milliseconds.
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import requests
url = "https://apiv2-us.devo.com/search/job/3f6002a9-69cb-4495-9745-d47216fc58bf"
headers = {
'Content-Type': "application/json",
'x-logtrust-apikey': "my api key",
'x-logtrust-timestamp': "1530010004072",
'x-logtrust-sign': "e5841c4ee56a58d2918cc052136799b42c8a95aa2b947b06a91d3827f4178136",
'Cache-Control': "no-cache",
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response = requests.request("GET", url, headers=headers)
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Job_Status object containing the current status of the job, the job id, events processed, and information about any errors generated.
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{
"status": 0,
"cid": "Yh7lwm6VWq",
"timestamp": 1530010004752,
"object": {
"status": "COMPLETED",
"id": "3f6002a9-69cb-4495-9745-d47216fc58bf",
"eventGenerated": 13572,
"eventsSent": 13572,
"lastDatetime": 1528278403836,
"error": []
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This returns the status of all the queries that the account has launched and which are currently running.
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HMAC SHA-256 using the API secret to sign the concatenation of the API key, body message and timestamp.
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All query requests that forward their results to data storage systems like HDFS, Kafka, or S3 are assigned job IDs so that they can be monitored and managed. The job ID for a query is contained in the notification message returned to the query sender when the request is launched. This ID is used to monitor the status of the query or to manage it.
The request action is specified by appending the following paths to the endpoint URL:
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/job/remove/{jobId} see below | Removes a query. |
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The response may include the following parameters:
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This stops a currently running query. Once stopped, a lastDatetime value is saved so that when the job is started again, it will pick up where it left off. The lastDatetime parameter is contained in the object returned in the response.
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