Job Functions

Use job functions to return information about a Control Hub job. For example, you might use a job function to return the name of the job running a pipeline.

You can replace any argument with a literal or an expression that evaluates to the argument. String literals must be enclosed in single or double quotation marks.

The expression language includes the following job functions:

job:id(): Returns the ID of the job if the pipeline was run from a Control Hub job. Otherwise, returns "UNDEFINED".; Return type: String.
job:name(): Returns the name of the job if the pipeline was run from a Control Hub job. Otherwise, returns "UNDEFINED".; Return type: String.
job:startTime(): Returns the start time of the job if the pipeline was run from a Control Hub job. Otherwise, returns the start time of the pipeline.; Return type: Datetime.
job:user(): Returns the user who started the job if the pipeline was run from a Control Hub job. Otherwise, returns "UNDEFINED".; Return type: String.