Class SchedulerConstants
- Namespace
- Quartz
- Assembly
- Quartz.dll
Scheduler constants.
public static class SchedulerConstants
- Inheritance
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SchedulerConstants
- Inherited Members
Remarks
The default group a job or trigger belongs to is DefaultGroup — spelled
JobKey.DefaultGroup or TriggerKey.DefaultGroup at a call site — which is where the
name of the thing it names lives.
Fields
DefaultFailOverGroup
A constant ITrigger group name used internally by the scheduler - clients should not use the value of this constant ("FAILED_OVER_JOBS") for the name of a ITrigger's group.
public const string DefaultFailOverGroup = "FAILED_OVER_JOBS"
Field Value
DefaultRecoveryGroup
A constant ITrigger group name used internally by the scheduler - clients should not use the value of this constant ("RECOVERING_JOBS") for the name of a ITrigger's group.
public const string DefaultRecoveryGroup = "RECOVERING_JOBS"
Field Value
FailedJobOriginalTriggerFireTime
A constant JobDataMap key that can be used to retrieve the fire time of the original ITrigger from a recovery trigger's data map in the case of a job recovering after a failed scheduler instance.
public const string FailedJobOriginalTriggerFireTime = "QRTZ_FAILED_JOB_ORIG_TRIGGER_FIRETIME_AS_STRING"
Field Value
Remarks
Note that this is the time the original firing actually occurred, which may be different from the scheduled fire time - as a trigger doesn't always fire exactly on time.
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FailedJobOriginalTriggerGroup
A constant JobDataMap key that can be used to retrieve the group of the original ITrigger from a recovery trigger's data map in the case of a job recovering after a failed scheduler instance.
public const string FailedJobOriginalTriggerGroup = "QRTZ_FAILED_JOB_ORIG_TRIGGER_GROUP"
Field Value
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FailedJobOriginalTriggerName
A constant JobDataMap key that can be used to retrieve the name of the original ITrigger from a recovery trigger's data map in the case of a job recovering after a failed scheduler instance.
public const string FailedJobOriginalTriggerName = "QRTZ_FAILED_JOB_ORIG_TRIGGER_NAME"
Field Value
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FailedJobOriginalTriggerScheduledFireTime
A constant
JobDataMap
key that can be used to retrieve the scheduled fire time of the original
Trigger
from a recovery trigger's data map in the case of a job recovering after a failed scheduler instance.
public const string FailedJobOriginalTriggerScheduledFireTime = "QRTZ_FAILED_JOB_ORIG_TRIGGER_SCHEDULED_FIRETIME_AS_STRING"
Field Value
Remarks
Note that this is the time the original firing was scheduled for, which may be different from the actual firing time - as a trigger doesn't always fire exactly on time.
ForceJobDataMapDirty
Signals Quartz not to consider job data map as clean when deserialized - used in scenarios where data format needs to be converted.
public const string ForceJobDataMapDirty = "QRTZ_FORCE_JOB_DATAMAP_DIRTY"
Field Value
JobInput
The JobDataMap key an IJob<TInput>'s input is carried under, on the job's own map or — overriding it — on the trigger's.
public const string JobInput = "QRTZ_JOB_INPUT"
Field Value
Remarks
The stored value is always a string: the scheduler serializes anything else with
the scheduler's IJobInputSerializer as the job or trigger is
stored. A string is what survives every path the value can take afterwards — AdoJobStore's
StoreJobDataAsStrings mode, the JSON write gate that refuses a job data value no reader
can produce, the Newtonsoft serializer, the binary blob column and the HTTP wire — so the round
trip does not depend on which of them the value went through.
Set it with UsingInput on a job or trigger builder rather than by spelling this key.
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IJob<TInput>
ScheduledJobGroup
The IJobDetail group the one-call ScheduleJob<TJob, TInput>(IScheduler, TInput, DateTimeOffset, OneOffJobOptions, CancellationToken) overloads keep their durable jobs in — one per job type, named after the type.
public const string ScheduledJobGroup = "QRTZ_SCHEDULED"
Field Value
Remarks
Clients should not build jobs of their own in this group: it is the scheduler's, and what is in it is one job per job type that the one-call overloads maintain. It is named here so that a dashboard, a query or a clean-up can say which jobs it means without spelling the string.
Addressing the job that is in it — to point a trigger of one's own at it, or to look it up — is ScheduledJobKey<TJob>(), which spells the whole key so nothing has to re-derive it.
TraceParent
The JobDataMap key carrying the W3C traceparent of the activity that
scheduled a trigger, so that the firing can be linked back to it however much later it happens.
public const string TraceParent = "QRTZ_TRACEPARENT"
Field Value
Remarks
Written onto the trigger's map by the scheduler, on every entry point that stores a trigger, whenever Current is a W3C activity and PropagateTraceContext is on. Read back when the firing's span is opened, where it becomes an ActivityLink rather than a parent — a job scheduled for next Tuesday is its own trace, and a trace that stays open for a week is not a trace.
A trigger scheduled outside an activity has the key removed rather than left alone, because the scheduler stores the trigger object it was handed rather than a copy of it: a trigger re-scheduled outside an activity would otherwise keep pointing at the trace that scheduled it the first time.
This is the trigger's map, never the job's, so PersistJobDataAfterExecutionAttribute — which writes back only the job's map — never sees it and the two cannot interact.
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TraceState
The JobDataMap key carrying the W3C tracestate that accompanies
TraceParent, present only when the scheduling activity had one.
public const string TraceState = "QRTZ_TRACESTATE"
Field Value
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Methods
ScheduledJobKey<TJob>()
The key of the single durable job every firing of TJob scheduled by the
one-call ScheduleJob<TJob, TInput> overloads hangs off.
public static JobKey ScheduledJobKey<TJob>() where TJob : IJob
Returns
- JobKey
The key of the durable job the one-call overloads ensure.
Type Parameters
TJobThe job whose durable detail to name.
Remarks
One durable job per job type, named after the type and kept in ScheduledJobGroup. Named here, beside the group it is in, because that group is reserved: an integration with a second scheduling path of its own — a recurring trigger built by hand, say, for the same job — needs to point that trigger at the job the one-liner ensures, and asking is better than re-deriving the key against the advice not to build jobs in the group.
The key is derived from the type, not looked up, so it answers whether or not anything has been scheduled yet. The job itself appears in the store the first time one of the one-call overloads is used on a scheduler.
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