public void Verify_Default_Top()
{
this.Initialize();
var getjobs_options = new ListJobOptions();
var jobs = this.AnalyticsClient.Jobs.ListJobs(getjobs_options).ToList();
Assert.IsTrue(jobs.Count > 2);
}
public void Verify_Paging_300()
{
this.Initialize();
var getjobs_options = new ListJobOptions();
getjobs_options.Top = JobCommands.ADLJobPageSize;
var jobs = this.AnalyticsClient.Jobs.ListJobs(getjobs_options).ToList();
Assert.AreEqual(JobCommands.ADLJobPageSize, jobs.Count);
}
public void Verify_Paging_1()
{
this.Initialize();
var getjobs_options = new ListJobOptions();
getjobs_options.Top = 100;
var jobs = this.AnalyticsClient.Jobs.ListJobs(getjobs_options).ToList();
Assert.AreEqual(100, jobs.Count);
}
public override void ExecuteCmdlet()
{
ListJobOptions options = new ListJobOptions(this.BatchContext, this.WorkItemName, this.WorkItem, this.AdditionalBehaviors)
{
JobName = this.Name,
Filter = this.Filter,
MaxCount = this.MaxCount
};
// The enumerator will internally query the service in chunks. Using WriteObject with the enumerate flag will enumerate
// the entire collection first and then write the items out one by one in a single group. Using foreach, we can take
// advantage of the enumerator's behavior and write output to the pipeline in bursts.
foreach (PSCloudJob job in BatchClient.ListJobs(options))
{
WriteObject(job);
}
}
public void List_Jobs_Running()
{
this.Initialize();
var getjobs_options = new ListJobOptions();
getjobs_options.Top = 30;
getjobs_options.Filter.State.IsOneOf(JobState.Running);
var jobs = this.AnalyticsClient.Jobs.ListJobs(getjobs_options).ToList();
if (jobs.Count > 0)
{
foreach (var job in jobs)
{
Assert.AreEqual(JobState.Running, job.State);
}
}
}
public void List_Jobs()
{
this.Initialize();
var jobfields = new JobFields();
var getjobs_options = new ListJobOptions();
getjobs_options.Top = 30;
getjobs_options.Sorting.Field = jobfields.DegreeOfParallelism;
getjobs_options.Sorting.Direction = AdlClient.OData.Enums.OrderByDirection.Descending;
var jobs = this.AnalyticsClient.Jobs.ListJobs(getjobs_options).ToList();
foreach (var job in jobs)
{
System.Console.WriteLine("submitter{0} dop {1}", job.Submitter, job.DegreeOfParallelism);
}
}
public void List_Jobs_Ended_Failed()
{
this.Initialize();
var getjobs_options = new ListJobOptions();
getjobs_options.Top = 30;
getjobs_options.Filter.State.IsOneOf(JobState.Ended);
getjobs_options.Filter.Result.IsOneOf(JobResult.Failed);
var jobs = this.AnalyticsClient.Jobs.ListJobs(getjobs_options).ToList();
if (jobs.Count > 0)
{
foreach (var job in jobs)
{
Assert.AreEqual(JobState.Ended, job.State);
Assert.AreEqual(JobResult.Failed, job.Result);
}
}
}
protected override void ProcessRecord()
{
ListJobOptions options = new ListJobOptions(this.BatchContext, this.AdditionalBehaviors)
{
JobId = this.Id,
JobScheduleId = this.JobScheduleId,
JobSchedule = this.JobSchedule,
Filter = this.Filter,
Select = this.Select,
Expand = this.Expand,
MaxCount = this.MaxCount
};
// The enumerator will internally query the service in chunks. Using WriteObject with the enumerate flag will enumerate
// the entire collection first and then write the items out one by one in a single group. Using foreach, we can take
// advantage of the enumerator's behavior and write output to the pipeline in bursts.
foreach (PSCloudJob job in BatchClient.ListJobs(options))
{
WriteObject(job);
}
}
