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14.1 Cancel Dependency Group Jobs SOAP API

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Apr 09, 2024

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The sp:CancelDependencyGroupRequest API method can be used to cancel all of the jobs in a dependency group.

Description

The sp:CancelDependencyGroupRequest API method allows:

to be cancelled, via the supplied MultiJobID or JobID. Logged on, logged off and/or cleared jobs can optionally be left uncancelled.

When jobs in a dependency group are cancelled, the dependencies between any uncancelled jobs will be removed (i.e. the MultiJobID will be removed from any remaining uncancelled jobs).

However, when long-duration job s in a split dependency group are cancelled, the dependencies between any uncancelled jobs will not be removed (i,.e. the MultiJobID will not be removed from any remaining uncancelled jobs, even if there is only one remaining job).

This API must be used to cancel appointments that have been booked as split/fragmented jobs.

This API should be used to cancel longer duration jobs.

Definition

The definition of this API is:


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Web Service

Type

Description

Req?

Val?

<sp:CancelDependencyGroupRequest>

    

 

<multiJobID>?</multiJobID>

JobID

MultiJobID is normally the unique identifier of the dependency group, but, if IsJobID is set, it can alternatively be the JobID of any of the jobs in a dependency group.

(tick)

(tick)

 

<options>

 

 

(error)

 

 

 

DontCancelCleared>?</DontCancelCleared>

boolean

When true, any jobs in the dependency group/split dependency group whose status is Cleared won’t be cancelled.

(error)

 

 

 

<DontCancelLoggedOff>?</DontCancelLoggedOff>

boolean 

When true, any jobs in the dependency group/split dependency group whose status is Logged Off won’t be cancelled.

(error)

 

  <DontCancelLoggedOn>?</DontCancelLoggedOn>booleanWhen true, any jobs in the dependency group/split dependency group whose status is Logged On won’t be cancelled.(error) 

 

 

<IsJobID>?</IsJobID>

boolean

Indicates if the multiJobID parameter is the JobID of a job in a dependency group/split dependency group, not the multiJobID of the group itself. The whole dependency group/split dependency group that contains that job is cancelled in the same way as would have been had the dependency group/split dependency group MultiJobID been supplied.

(error)

 

 

</options>

 

 

 

 


<cancelReason>





<cancelReasonId>?</cancelReasonId>cancelReasonIdCancellation reason ID.(error)(error)


<cancelDescription>?</cancelDescription>cancelReasonDescFree-form text reason for cancellation.(error)(error)

</cancelReason>



</sp:CancelDependencyGroupRequest>

    


Return Structure

The API returns the standard return structure.

Return Codes

In addition to the Standard Return Codes, the possible Return Codes from this API are:

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  • SP_OK (0)
  • SP_JOBID_INVALID (1)
  • SP_OPTIONS_INVALID (80)
  • SP_MULTIJOBID_INVALID (563)
  • SP_MULTIJOBID_DOES_NOT_EXIST (622)
  • SP_JOBID_DOES_NOT_EXIST (623)
  • SP_JOBID_NOT_IN_DG (624)

If MultiJobID is empty or is longer than JobID size, SP_MULTIJOBID_INVALID (563) is returned if IsJobID is not set, and SP_JOBID_INVALID (1) is returned if IsJobID is set.

If MultiJobID does not exist in the ServiceOptimizer memory horizon as a Dependency Group identifier and IsJobID is not set, SP_MULTIJOBID_DOES_NOT_EXIST (622) is returned.

If MultiJobID does not exist in the ServiceOptimizer memory horizon as a Job identifier (JobID) and IsJobID is set, SP_JOBID_DOES_NOT_EXIST (623) is returned.

If MultiJobID does exist as a Job identifier (JobID) and IsJobID is set but the Job it identifies is not in a Dependency Group, SP_JOBID_NOT_IN_DG (624) is returned.

If there are any jobs in the Dependency Group that are outside the ServiceOptimizer memory horizon, all references to them through dependencies are removed and the sp:CancelDependencyGroupRequest call will succeed, but those jobs themselves aren’t removed from the database by this call.