JobInfo Properties

This value is the name of the user who created the job.

Gets or sets the structure that contains extra data.

This value represents a service endpoint that provides additional features for a job.

This value is the unique ID for the job.

This value is the type of job.

ClusterAwareFilesAndFolders—Cluster-aware files and folders job

ClusterAwareSql—Cluster-aware SQL job

Diagnostics—Throughput Diagnostic Utility job

FilesAndFolders—Files and folders job

FullServerFailover—Full server job

LinuxFullServerFailover—Full server job

LinuxMoveServerMigration—Full server migration job

Lvra—Full server to ESX job

MoveDataOnlyMigration—Data migration job

MoveServerMigration—Full server migration job

MoveLvra—Full server to ESX migration

SQL—SQL job

VRA—Full server to ESX or full server to Hyper-V job

VraMove—Full server to ESX migration or full server to Hyper-V migration job

This value is true if the job was loaded from persistence; otherwise, it is false.

This value is true if the job is managed; otherwise, it is false. This property is intended to be used by transitional implementations of jobs that want to allow their jobs to be visible to the job manager, but will be responsible for creating those jobs and managing their lifetime.

This value represents the current options for the job.

This value is the URIs for other servers involved in the job.

This value is the source URI.

True if management communication is restricted to the uri specified in SourceNetowrkIdForManagementService

This value is the unique ID of the source server.

This value represents the current statistics of the job

This value represents the current state of the job.

This value is the target URI.

Management Service ip locking is not implemented for the Target, but this property has been added for parity with Source because it is needed in many places. Rather than hardcoding it everywhere with a comment, it makes more sense to hardcode it here and add a comment in one place. Target Host Uri is never locked so always return false;

This value is the unique ID of the target server.