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Provide technical information on the standard data model that is available for reports.
Users can use this information to create their own reports from the data model, see JobScheduler Reporting Interface - Technical Information - Data Model Customization
SQL scripts in this article are provided for PostgreSQL. The SQL scrpts for the respective DBMS are provided by the JobScheduler installer.

Standard Data Model

Standard Tables

Inventory Tables

The following tables are managed by reporting inventory jobs that create an inventory of existing jobs, job chains and orders.
Records are overwritten by each run of the reporting inventory jobs.
SQL Scripts
- Tables: inventory.sql

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title	INVENTORY_ORDERS

Field	Nullable	Data type	Constraint	Description
`ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC	Primary Key
`INSTANCE_ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC	Foreign Key	references`INVENTORY_INSTANCES.ID` `used for simplified clean-up`
`FILE_ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC	Foreign Key	references `INVENTORY_FILES.ID`
`NAME`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR		order name e.g. `test/my_jobchain,my_order` for a given order path `test/my_jobchain,my_order.order.xml`
`BASENAME`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR		order base name e.g. `my_jobchain,my_order` for a given job chain path `test/my_jobchain,my_order.order.xml`
`TITLE`	NULL	VARCHAR		order title
`ORDER_ID`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR		order identification (unique per job chain) e.g. `my_order` for a given order path`test/my_jobchain,my_order.order.xml`
`JOB_CHAIN_NAME`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR	Foreign Key	corresponds to `INVENTORY_JOB_CHAINS.NAME` e.g. `test/my_jobchain`
`IS_RUNTIME_DEFINED`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		specifies if a start time has been configured: `1: yes` `0: no`
`CREATED`	NOT NULL	DATETIME		timestamp of record creation
`MODIFIED`	NOT NULL	DATETIME		timestamp of record modification

Fact Tables

The following tables are used to collect facts from the JobScheduler history.
No standalone jobs are given. Fact tables contain job chain starts exclusively.
These tables can be used to create individual reports.
SQL Scripts
- Tables: report.sql

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title	REPORT_EXECUTIONS

Field	Nullable	Data type	Constraint	Description
`ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC	Primary Key
`SCHEDULER_ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		corresponds to `SCHEDULER_ORDER_HISTORY.SCHEDULER_ID`
`HISTORY_ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		corresponds to `SCHEDULER_ORDER_HISTORY.HISTORY_ID`
`TRIGGER_ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC	Foreign Key	references `REPORT_TRIGGERS.ID`
`STEP`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		corresponds to `SCHEDULER_ORDER_STEP_HISTORY.STEP`
`NAME`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR		corresponds to `SCHEDULER_HISTORY.JOB_NAME` e.g. `test/my_job`
`BASENAME`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR		job base name e.g. `my_job`, for a given job path `test/my_job.job.xml`
`TITLE`	NULL	VARCHAR		corresponds to `INVENTORY_JOBS.TITLE`
`START_TIME`	NOT NULL	DATETIME		corresponds to `SCHEDULER_ORDER_STEP_HISTORY.START_TIME`
`END_TIME`	NULL	DATETIME		corresponds to `SCHEDULER_ORDER_STEP_HISTORY.END_TIME`
`STATE`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR		corresponds to `SCHEDULER_ORDER_STEP_HISTORY.STATE`
`CAUSE`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR		start cause for execution, can be mapped to an individual start cause by use of table `REPORT_MAP_CAUSES`
`ERROR`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		specifies if an error occurred: `0: no error` `1: error`
`ERROR_CODE`	NULL	VARCHAR		JobScheduler error code
`ERROR_TEXT`	NULL	VARCHAR		error message
`IS_RUNTIME_DEFINED`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		specifies if a start time has been configured: `1: yes` `0: no`
`CREATED`	NOT NULL	DATETIME		timestamp of record creation
`MODIFIED`	NOT NULL	DATETIME		timestamp of record modification

Aggregation Tables

The following tables contain aggregations for
- job steps per order
- triggers and executions per day, week, month, quarter, year
SQL Scripts
- Tables: report.sql

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title	REPORT_EXECUTION_DATES

Field	Nullable	Data type	Constraint	Description
`ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC	Primary Key
`SCHEDULER_ID`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR		corresponds to `SCHEDULER_ORDER_HISTORY.SCHEDULER_ID`
`HISTORY_ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		corresponds to `SCHEDULER_ORDER_HISTORY.HISTORY_ID`
`REFERENCE_ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC	Foreign Key	references `REPORT_TRIGGERS.ID` or `REPORT_EXECUTIONS.ID`
`REFERENCE_TYPE`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		type of reference: `0:` references `REPORT_TRIGGERS` `1:` references `REPORT_EXECUTIONS`
`START_DAY`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		calendar day e.g. 1
`START_WEEK`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		calendar week e.g. 52
`START_MONTH`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		calendar month e.g. 12
`START_QUARTER`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		quarter e.g. 1
`START_YEAR`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		year e.g. 2015
`END_DAY`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		calendar day e.g. 1
`END_WEEK`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		calendar week e.g. 52
`END_MONTH`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		calendar month e.g. 12
`END_QUARTER`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		quarter e.g. 1
`END_YEAR`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC		calendar year e.g. 2015
`CREATED`	NOT NULL	DATETIME		timestamp of record creation
`MODIFIED`	NOT NULL	DATETIME		timestamp of record modification

Mapping Tables

The following tables are used for the mapping of report data. Users can add individual records that are used for the mapping of results in individual reports:
- Mapping of start causes for jobs
Contents in these tables is optional, however, their existence is required.
SQL Scripts
- Tables: report.sql
- Sample Data: report_map_insert.sql

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title	REPORT_MAP_CAUSES

Field	Nullable	Data type	Constraint	Description
`ID`	NOT NULL	NUMERIC	Primary Key
`CAUSE`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR		start cause as used by JobScheduler: possible values include `order`: job start triggered by manual order `min_tasks`: job start triggered by forced minimum number of tasks `delay_after_error`: job start due to a setback event `period_single`: job start triggered by order start time `period_repeat`: job start triggered by order repeat interval `queue_at`: job start scheduled manually or by task congestion additional values provided by the JobScheduler Reporting Interface include `file_trigger`: job start due to an incoming file
`MAPPED_CAUSE`	NOT NULL	VARCHAR		individual mapping of start cause
`CREATED`	NOT NULL	DATETIME		timestamp of record creation
`MODIFIED`	NOT NULL	DATETIME		timestamp of record modification

Standard Procedures

For most DBMS it is recommended to use views or procedures in order to speed up queries by pre-compiled statements.
The following procedures implement the use of the standard tables for reporting results.
SQL Scripts
- Procedures: report_procedure.sql

Report about Installed Objects

Report about jobs, job chains and orders as collected from disk.

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title	REPORT_INSTALLED_OBJECTS

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION REPORT_INSTALLED_OBJECTS(start_date DATE, end_date DATE) RETURNS TABLE (
    "ID"                    BIGINT,
    "SCHEDULER_ID"          VARCHAR(100),
    "HOSTNAME"              VARCHAR(255),
    "JOB_CHAIN"             VARCHAR(255), 
    "JOB_NAME"              VARCHAR(255), 
    "JOB_BASENAME"          VARCHAR(100),
    "JOB_CHAIN_BASENAME"    VARCHAR(100),
    "JOB_TITLE"             VARCHAR(255),
    "JOB_CHAIN_TITLE"       VARCHAR(255),
    "CAUSE"                 VARCHAR(100),
    "IS_ACTIVE_CALENDAR"    INT,
    "FILE_CREATED"          TIMESTAMP,
    "FILE_MODIFIED"         TIMESTAMP
)

Report about Execution Summary

Report about executions of jobs and job chains.

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Standard Tables

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Aggregation Tables

Mapping Tables

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Report about Installed Objects

Report about Execution Summary