API - configure trigger

[fabricecallegari]

Hello,

I created a task and a trigger using the API (/qrs/reloadtask/update), but I can't configure it to trigger it at a wish date.

Does somebody help me?

schemaEvents = @(@{
name = "trigger_test";
enabled = $true;
eventType = 0;
startDate = "$date";
expirationDate = "9999-12-30T23:59:59.999Z";
schemaFilterDescription = @("* * - * * * * *");
incrementDescription = "0 0 1 0";
incrementOption = "2";
reloadTask = @{
id = $id
}
})

What should I change to configure a reload every day at 1AM for example?

regards

Fab

[Levi_Turner]

The easiest way would be to call POST /qrs/ReloadTask/update. For example, this body scopes to a daily trigger starting at 1AM / 01:00 in the EST Timezone:

{
   "task":null,
   "compositeEventsToDelete":[

   ],
   "schemaEventsToDelete":[

   ],
   "compositeEvents":[

   ],
   "schemaEvents":[
      {
         "name":"Daily",
         "enabled":true,
         "eventType":0,
         "timeZone":"America/New_York",
         "daylightSavingTime":0,
         "startDate":"2019-06-18T01:00:51.000",
         "expirationDate":"9999-01-01T00:00:00.000",
         "schemaFilterDescription":[
            "* * - * * * * *"
         ],
         "incrementDescription":"0 0 1 0",
         "incrementOption":"2",
         "privileges":[
            "read",
            "update",
            "create",
            "delete"
         ],
         "reloadTask":{
            "id":"9981ae16-a0fa-466e-a2c2-b8588eafe395"
         }
      }
   ]
}

You would want to adjust the timezone perhaps and certainly the SchemaEvents > reloadTask element to match the GUID of the reload task in your environment. 

[fabricecallegari]

Hello Levi

thank for your answer, but I didn't understand how the planning configuration works.

Can you show another exemple with a loading every 15 minutes for example?

regards

fab

[Levi_Turner · Accepted solution]

Every 15 minutes:

{
   "task":null,
   "compositeEventsToDelete":[

   ],
   "schemaEventsToDelete":[

   ],
   "compositeEvents":[

   ],
   "schemaEvents":[
      {
         "name":"Hourly",
         "enabled":true,
         "eventType":0,
         "timeZone":"America/New_York",
         "daylightSavingTime":0,
         "startDate":"2019-06-19T14:21:41.000",
         "expirationDate":"9999-01-01T00:00:00.000",
         "schemaFilterDescription":[
            "* * - * * * * *"
         ],
         "incrementDescription":"15 0 0 0",
         "incrementOption":"1",
         "privileges":[
            "read",
            "update",
            "create",
            "delete"
         ],
         "reloadTask":{
            "id":"ec0dc99b-53bf-42ff-a70e-3b24f8190bf4"
         }
      }
   ]
}

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• Go into the QMC
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• Do your action (1)
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• Filter by XHR for the REST calls (3)
• Inspect the body of the call / path / whatever you're interested in (4)