Throw failure manually - Episerver job message

Sean Haddy

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Is there a way I can pass back a message from a job execution that will show up a "failure" message manually? There is a failure condition that I want to pass back in a certain situation, but I'm only aware of passing back a success message for a ScheduledJobBase job execute override. Is there a text lookup for the start of that string that would allow me to designate a failure?

Thanks

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Edited, Oct 27, 2020 20:02

Stefan Holm Olsen

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Hi Sean

As far as I am aware, Episerver will only mark a job execution as failed, if the job throws an exception.

#229960

Oct 27, 2020 20:20

Sebastian Enberget

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Yupp, what @stefan said. I just tested and that works. So throw a exception :)

public override string Execute()
{
     throw new Exception("This is a custom failure");
}

#229962

Oct 27, 2020 20:23

Sean Haddy

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Great, thanks to both of you!

#229963

Oct 27, 2020 20:37

Quan Mai

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It is also important to know that never, ever throw an exception in an async method in your scheduled job. Those will not be catched by the scheduler, and will most likely crash your entire web app.

#229989

Oct 28, 2020 9:07

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Throw failure manually - Episerver job message