When the job was created. Field is present for jobs created after 8.9.
A set of custom headers defined during modelling.
If the job has been activated, when it will next be available to be activated.
The reason provided by the user task listener for denying the work.
The element ID associated with the job. May be missing on job failure.
The element instance key associated with the job.
End date of the job.
This is null if the job is not in an end state yet.
The error code provided for a failed job.
The error message that provides additional context for a failed job.
Indicates whether the job has failed with retries left.
Indicates whether the user task listener denies the work.
The key, a unique identifier for the job.
When the job was last updated. Field is present for jobs created after 8.9.
The priority of the job. Higher values indicate higher priority. Jobs created before 8.10 have no stored priority; they appear last when sorting by this field and are excluded when filtering by this field. The API returns 0 for such jobs.
The process definition ID associated with the job.
The process definition key associated with the job.
The process instance key associated with the job.
The amount of retries left to this job.
The key of the root process instance. The root process instance is the top-level ancestor in the process instance hierarchy. This field is only present for data belonging to process instance hierarchies created in version 8.9 or later.
The type of the job.
The name of the worker of this job.
The business ID of the owning process instance, inherited when the job was created. This is
nullfor jobs created before version 8.10 and for jobs whose owning process instance has no business ID.