Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
A run represents one execution of a recipe on a certain instance. For this function to provide meaningful results, you need to ...
specify only instance_uid
to list all runs on a specific instance
specify only recipe_uid
to list all runs for a specific recipe
specify both instance_uid
and recipe_uid
to list all runs of a specific recipe on a given instance
1 | get_runs(connection, instance_uid = NULL, recipe_uid = NULL)
|
connection |
A connection object, as retrieved from |
instance_uid |
Numeric UID or a vector of numeric UIDs of the instance to filter runs for. If NULL, |
recipe_uid |
Numeric UID or a vector of numeric UIDs of the recipe to filter runs for. If |
The function will yield an error if neither one of instance/recipe is provided. Note that the resulting tibble might be rather large and the request could take some time.
A tibble listing all runs including their UID, the UID of the run's recipe, the UID of the run's instance, the date when the run started, its runtime (in seconds), and the status (one of: success
, error
, config_error
, command_not_found
, in_progress
).
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | ## Not run:
connection <- connect('my_db on localhost')
get_runs(connection, instance_uid = 42, recipe_uid = 21)
get_runs(connection, instance_uid = 42)
get_runs(connection, recipe_uid = 21)
disconnect(connection)
## End(Not run)
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