RouterJobStatusSelector Struct
Definition
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Enums used to filters jobs by status.
public readonly struct RouterJobStatusSelector : IEquatable<Azure.Communication.JobRouter.RouterJobStatusSelector>
type RouterJobStatusSelector = struct
Public Structure RouterJobStatusSelector
Implements IEquatable(Of RouterJobStatusSelector)
- Inheritance
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RouterJobStatusSelector
- Implements
Constructors
RouterJobStatusSelector(String) |
Initializes a new instance of RouterJobStatusSelector. |
Properties
Active |
Job is in a state of PendingClassification or Queued or Assigned or ClassificationFailed or Completed or PendingSchedule or Scheduled or ScheduleFailed or WaitingForActivation. |
All |
Default. |
Assigned |
Job has been assigned to a worker. |
Cancelled |
Job has been cancelled. |
ClassificationFailed |
Classification process failed for the job. |
Closed |
Job has been closed by a worker. |
Completed |
Job has been completed by a worker. |
Created |
Job has been created. |
PendingClassification |
Job is waiting to be classified. |
PendingSchedule |
Job has been created but not been scheduled yet. |
Queued |
Job has been queued. |
Scheduled |
Job has been scheduled successfully. |
ScheduleFailed |
Job scheduling failed. |
WaitingForActivation |
Job is in a suspended state and waiting for an update. |
Methods
Equals(RouterJobStatusSelector) |
Indicates whether the current object is equal to another object of the same type. |
ToString() |
Returns the fully qualified type name of this instance. |
Operators
Equality(RouterJobStatusSelector, RouterJobStatusSelector) |
Determines if two RouterJobStatusSelector values are the same. |
Implicit(String to RouterJobStatusSelector) |
Converts a string to a RouterJobStatusSelector. |
Inequality(RouterJobStatusSelector, RouterJobStatusSelector) |
Determines if two RouterJobStatusSelector values are not the same. |
Applies to
Azure SDK for .NET