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nruschival
2014-08-19T21:56:35Z
How can I programmatically reset the fired count for the dependencies on a job?

I have a group of jobs and I don't want the Job4 to start until Job1, Job2, and Job3 have completed. It should be noted that these 3 jobs run concurrently. I think I've got all the dependencies set up properly but I'm concerned about the situation where I have to restart the jobs. If any of the 3 jobs fails I will need to restart them all and in that situation I would need to reset the fired counts to 0.

Is there a way to have a Job0 that will reset the fired counts on the Job4 dependencies so they are always 0 at the beginning of a run?
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2014-08-20T09:39:25Z
Are you talking about doing this through the .NET API?
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nruschival
2014-08-20T20:30:42Z
I'm looking to do this through a cron task.
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2014-08-26T19:16:28Z
Ok, there is no such Task yet and the API is not prepared for that - yet. I am turning this into a Feature requests and moving this to that forum.
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2019-03-26T10:55:11Z
Hi Support.

Did this ever make it into a newer version?

We are looking for the same functionality. To be able to automatically reset job dependencies each day before our daily process begins. We have many issues where a process fails, team forget to reset the dependencies so the process is out of sync during the next run,.

Thanks.
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