Workflow Manager (Classic) custom steps—ArcGIS Pro

Available with Workflow Manager license.

ArcGIS Workflow Manager (Classic) Desktop provides several custom steps. The source code for each of these is provided as part of the developer kit. The following outlines the steps and what they can do.

All Platforms library

The All Platforms library contains steps that can be executed in ArcMap, ArcCatalog, ArcGIS Pro, and ArcGIS Server. The following sections describe the steps, their arguments, and return codes.

AddJobHold—JTXSteps.AddJobHold

Adds a hold to the current job.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/holdType:<hold type>	The name of the hold type	Required
/holdComment:<string>	The comment to add for the hold type	Optional

Return codes

The following is a list of return codes:

1 = Success
0 = Failure

CheckAOI—JTXSteps.CheckAOI

Checks to see if a location of interest (LOI) exists for the current job.

Arguments

The step doesn't require any arguments.

Return codes

The following is a list of step return codes:

1 = The job has an LOI.
2 = The job does not have an LOI.

CleanUp—JTXSteps.CleanUp

Cleans up the job based on the arguments. Enable the Administration system settings to allow users to delete versions owned by other users. This will prompt for a user name and password.

Note:

When deleting a version owned by a different user, you must specify the geodatabase super user's credentials.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/version\|v	Cleans up versions	Optional
/mxd\|m	Cleans up MXDs	Optional
/attachments\|a	Cleans up attachments	Optional

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

CloseJob—JTXSteps.CloseJob

Closes a job as a step, as opposed to it being a manual process once the workflow is completed.

Arguments

The step doesn't require any arguments.

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

CreateJob—JTXSteps.CreateJob

Creates a child job based on the arguments.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/jobtypename:<job type name>	The name of the job type	Required
/assigngroup:<group to assign to>	The group to whom the job will be assigned	Optional
/assignuser:<user to assign to>	The user to whom the job will be assigned	Optional

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

CreatePDF—JTXSteps.CreatePDF

Creates a PDF document of the job’s basemap and attaches it to the job.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/initdir:<initial directory>	The location to which to PDF will be saved.	Optional
/noattach	Don’t attach the PDF to the job.	Optional
/resolution:<dpi>	The resolution of the PDF.	Optional

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

CreateVersion—JTXSteps.CreateVersion

Creates the version for the job. The protection level of the version is specified by one of the following arguments: Version, Access, or Scope. The step supports the traditional data workspace and the feature service data workspace.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/scope:<public\|private\|protected>	The protection level of the version. The default is private.	Optional

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

ExecuteGPTool—JTXSteps.ExecuteGPTool

Executes a geoprocessing tool, model, or script without displaying the geoprocessing dialog box. The integer output from a tool can be used as a return code to guide the path of the workflow upon the tool's completion.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/toolboxpath:<toolboxpath>	The full path to the toolbox .tbx file and tool name	Required
/tool:<tool>	The display name of the tool in the toolbox	Required
/param:<ParamName>:<ParamValue>	The parameter to override on the tool (can be specified multiple times)	Optional
/attach	Attaches the log to the job once the tool has finished running	Optional
/outParam:<parameter name>	The output parameter to use as a return value	Optional

Return codes

The following is a list of step return codes:

0 = Success
1 = Cancel

Note:

When the /outParam argument is used, the success return code is the value of the specified geoprocessing tool’s output parameter and the Cancel return code is -1.

ExecuteSQL—JTXSteps.ExecuteSQL

Executes an SQL statement.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/database:<jtxsystem\|data>	The database to which the query will be sent	Required
/sql:<sql command>	The SQL query to send to the database	Required

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

ExecuteURL—JTXSteps.ExecuteURL

Executes a URL without displaying a browser to show the response. For example, you can execute a geoprocessing service or any other web service as a workflow step.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/url:<url>	The URL to execute	Required
/timeout:<timeout in seconds>	The time-out for the request, in seconds	Optional
/proxy:<proxy>	The proxy server to use	Optional
/addjobcomment	Adds a comment to the job with the response	Optional
/postdata:<data to post>	The data to send when the URL is executed	Optional

Return codes

The step returns 200 if the step was successful.

ExecuteWorkflow—JTXSteps.ExecuteWorkflow

Executes another workflow associated with a job type.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/jobtype:<job type name>	The name of the job type.	Required
/donotuseaoi	Doesn’t use the job AOI.	Required
/donotuseversion	Doesn’t use the job version.	Optional
/donotcopyactivities	Doesn’t copy activities to the parent job’s history.	Optional

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

ReassignJob—JTXSteps.ReassignJob

Reassigns the job.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/assignType:<user\|group>	Reassign the job to a user or a group.	Required
/assignTo:<user or group name>	The user or group to whom the job will be assigned	Required

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

ReturnValue—JTXSteps.ReturnValue

Retrieves the value of the extended property or token passed, which is the return code for the next path in the workflow.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/value:<extended properties field>	The extended properties field from which you want to retrieve a return value	Required

Return codes

The step returns the value of the specified extended property field.

SendNotification—JTXSteps.SendNotification

Sends a notification of the type specified by the argument.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/notifType:<type>	The type of notification to send	Required

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

SetVersion—JTXSteps.SetVersion

Sets the job's version to a named version. For example, set the job's version to “Quality Control version” to validate edits that were posted in that version. If there is no step argument, the job version will be reset to the original version. The step supports the traditional data workspace and the feature service data workspace.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/version:<versionName>	The version to use as the job version	Optional

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

UpdateExtentFeatureClass—JTXSteps.UpdateExtentFeatureClass

Updates a feature class with job information to provide visual status.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/fclass:<fully qualified feature class name>	The feature class to update (must be in the data geodatabase)	Required
/jobfield:<field name>	The field in which the job ID will be stored	Optional
/datefield:<field name>	The field in which the date and time will be stored	Optional

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

VersionExists—JTXSteps.VersionExists

Checks to see if the job already has a geodatabase version. The step supports the traditional data workspace and the feature service data workspace.

Arguments

The step doesn't require any arguments.

Return codes

The following is a list of step return codes:

1 = Version exists
2 = Version doesn't exist
3 = No data workspace selected

ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Desktop only library

The ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Desktop only library contains steps that can only be executed in ArcGIS Pro, ArcMap, and ArcCatalog. The following sections describe the steps, their arguments, and return codes.

AddAttachments—JTXDesktopSteps.AddAttachments

Adds a linked, embedded, or URL attachment to the job.

Arguments

The step doesn't require any arguments.

Return codes

The following is a list of return codes:

1 = Success
0 = Failure

CreateJobAdvanced—JTXDesktopSteps.CreateJobAdvanced

Creates a job and allows you to define the parent/child relationship with dependencies on the job. When creating a child job, the start date, due date, data workspace, and priority are copied from the parent job, while the job assignment is copied from the job type's default properties if a value is not specified in the step arguments. The step supports creating a version for the job with a traditional data workspace and a feature service data workspace. When the child job is set with a feature service data workspace, the parent version can only be sde.Default.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/jobtypename:<job type name>	The name of the job type.	Required
/assigngroup:<group to assign to>	The group to whom the job will be assigned.	Optional
/assignuser:<username to assign to>	The user to whom the job will be assigned.	Optional
/dependThisStep	Creates a dependency and holds the current job at this step.	Optional
/dependNextStep	Creates a dependency and holds the current job held at the next step in the workflow.	Optional
/dependStatus:<Status Type Name>	The name of the dependency status type (current job is held until new job reaches this status).	Optional
/useparentaoi	Uses the current job's AOI as the new job's AOI.	Optional
/aoiOverlapFeatureClassName:<fully qualified feature class name >	Creates new jobs based on the overlap between the current job's AOI and the specified feature class.	Optional
/numberJobs:<number of jobs to create>	The default number of jobs to create.	Optional
/createVersionSetting:<the version to use as the parent version>	The version to use when creating new jobs.	Optional
/assignVersionSetting:<the existing version the job will be assigned to>	The existing version to use when creating new jobs.	Optional
/setExtendedProps:<ChildJobFullyQualifiedExtendedPropertiesTableName.FieldName=[JOBEX:ParentJobFullyQualifiedExtendedPropertiesTableName.FieldName]>; <ChildJobFullyQualifiedExtendedPropertiesTableName.FieldName=[JOBEX:ParentJobFullyQualifiedExtendedPropertiesTableName.FieldName]>;...	The extended properties value will be set to one of the current job's extended properties values (specified by a JTX token) or to the given string value when creating new jobs. To set multiple extended properties values, separate each entry with a semicolon.	Optional
/dueDate:<due date of the new job>	The due date for the new jobs.	Optional
/jobDuration:<duration of the new job>	The duration for the new jobs.	Optional
/child	Creates the new job as a child of the existing job.	Optional

Return codes

The following is a list of return codes:

0 = Success
1 = Failure

DefineAOI—JTXDesktopSteps.DefineAOI

Shows a tool to allow the user to define a location of interest.

Arguments

The step doesn't require any arguments.

Return codes

The following is a list of return codes:

1 = Success
0 = Failure

EditExtendedProperties—JTXDesktopSteps.EditExtendedProperties

Displays the job's extended properties as a pop-up form to allow the required properties to be defined. This step can be included multiple times in the workflow, with different extended properties to be opened at different stages of the workflow. This gives you the ability to choose only some extended properties configured for the job type to be displayed in the pop-up form. The extended properties can be chosen by opening the argument editor or by typing in the arguments box. All chosen properties honor the properties set on the job type, such as visible, editable, and so on. If no arguments are specified, all the extended properties chosen on the job type will be displayed when the steps are run. The argument editor contains all the tables and fields configured for all the job types in the repository; however, if properties are chosen that are not configured for the job type, they will not appear in the pop-up form. The argument is composed of the extended property table name and field name. For example, if you want to display the RequestorName<fieldName> field from the RequestorInformation table, the argument would be /Property: RequestorInformation.RequestorName.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/Property:<Property Name>	The extended property table name and field name	Required

Return codes

The step returns 1 if the step was successful.

Import/Launch Mapping Items—JTXDesktopSteps.LaunchArcMap

Starts ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap, resources layers to the job version, and zooms the map to the job's location of interest.

Arguments

Refer to the Import/Launch Mapping Items step section for more information on step arguments.

Return codes

The step returns 0 if the step was successful.

LaunchGPTool—JTXDesktopSteps.LaunchGPTool

Executes geoprocessing tools from a workflows. The integer output from a tool can be used as a return code to guide the path of the workflow upon the tool's completion.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/toolboxpath:<toolboxpath>	The full path to the toolbox .tbx file and tool name	Optional
/toolbox:<toolbox>	The name of the toolbox, if it’s in the system toolboxes	Optional
/tool:<tool>	The display name of the tool in the toolbox	Required
/param:<ParamName>:<ParamValue>	The parameter to override on the tool (can be specified multiple times)	Optional
/attach	Attaches the log to the job once the tool has finished running	Optional
/license:<enum value>	The license code for any additional licenses that should be used to execute the tool	Optional
/outParam:<parameter name>	The output parameter to use as a return value	Optional

Return codes

The following is a list of step return codes:

0 = Success
1 = Cancel

Note:

When the /outParam argument is used, the success return code is the value of the specified geoprocessing tool’s output parameter and the Cancel return code is -1.

SelectDataWorkspace—JTXDesktopSteps.SelectDataWorkspace

Shows a form that allows you to pick the data workspace for your job from a list of preconfigured data workspaces.

Arguments

The step doesn't require any arguments.

Return codes

The following is a list of return codes:

1 = Success
0 = Failure

ArcGIS Pro only library

The ArcGIS Pro only library contains steps that can only be executed from ArcGIS Pro. The following sections describe the steps, their arguments, and return codes

Import Task—ArcGISProSteps.OpenTask

Opens a task in an ArcGIS Pro project.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/taskfile:<name of the file>	The task file to be opened in the project	Optional
/task:<name of the task within the task item>	The task in the task item to be executed	Optional

Return codes

The following is a list of step return codes:

0 = Failure
1 = Success

Open Pro Project Items—ArcGISProSteps.OpenMap

Opens a map in an ArcGIS Pro Project.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Argument	Description	Argument type
/map:<mapname>	The map to be opened in the project	Optional
/nobookmark	Doesn’t add the job’s LOA as a bookmark	Optional
/taskItem:<name of task project item>	The task item to be opened in the project	Optional
/task:<name of the task within the task item>	The task in the task item to be executed	Optional
/resetVersion	Resets the version to the default version when the step is complete	Optional
/closeMaps	Closes opened maps when the step is complete	Optional

Return codes

The following is a list of step return codes:

0 = Failure or cancel
1 = Success

Import/Launch Mapping Items step

The expected behavior of the Import/Launch Mapping Items step with no arguments is detailed in the following table.


Job type map document defined?	Launch mapping items with data workspace and version	Launch mapping items with data workspace and no version	Launch mapping items with no data workspace
Yes	ArcMap is opened using the map document defined. Layers are resourced to the job's version based on the feature class's short name. The map is zoomed to the area of interest. Note: The short name is the feature class name, not the fully qualified name. For example, Streets instead of NIS.Streets. Also note that no matter how the basemap was originally defined, any short name matches should be resourced.	This works the same as the scenario when a version exists, except the default version for the data workspace is used for resourcing the layers.	No changes are made to the layer sources. The map is zoomed to the LOI.
No	ArcMap opens with a blank document. In this case, since no map exists, there are no layers to resource. Once layers are added to the map, the Add Data button on the Workflow Manager toolbar will take you directly to the version defined for the job or the default version for the selected data workspace.	This works the same as the scenario when a version exists.	ArcMap opens with a blank document. The Add Data button on the Workflow Manager toolbar is unavailable. If an LOI exists for the job, the Zoom To LOI tool can be used.

Basemap layers are not repointed in the map opened by Workflow Manager (Classic).

Caution:

If an ArcGIS Pro map (.mapx) is stored in the Workflow Manager (Classic) repository and an ArcGIS Pro map (.mapx), layout (.pagx), or web map stored in ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS is used with Job Types and steps configured for ArcGIS Desktop, it will not open and an error message will be displayed. If the step is run with a feature service data workspace in ArcGIS Desktop, it will not open and an error message will be displayed.

Argument descriptions

The Import/Launch Mapping Items step has many optional parameters available, allowing you to customize its execution for your needs without writing code.

The Launch ArcMap argument editor and the step type Execution tab are shown with the default behavior configured.

Note:

The layers in the map must reference data from a data workspace in your Workflow Manager (Classic) system for the version and user connection information to be repointed. If the map layers reference data from a data workspace in your Workflow Manager (Classic) system, but there is no job version specified for the job, the map layers are repointed to the default database version for the data workspace. The map layers are not repointed in the following scenarios:

If the job map is not defined, a blank map will open because there are no layers to repoint.
If the step is configured to change only the version and the layers in a job map are not from a data workspace, the layers are displayed with a broken data source.
If the layers are not from a data workspace and are selected for repointing in the job type properties, the layers are displayed with a broken data source.
If the layers are not from a data workspace and are not selected for repointing in the job type properties, the layers are repointed to the default database version.

Learn more about maps and versioning in Workflow Manager (Classic)


Descriptive name	Argument example	Behavior
Zoom to LOI	`/aoifactor:3` or `/nozoomloi`	With the default behavior, the map is panned to the job's AOI and zoomed by a factor of 1 to the shape's geometry. Optionally, you can choose to not pan or zoom the map using the /nozoomloi option. Or you can zoom to the AOI with a greater zoom factor using the /aoifactor argument. The zoom factor does not apply to a POI. For a single POI, the map will be zoomed to 1:2,000, and for multiple POIs, the map will zoom to their extent.
Do not change any connection information	`/norepoint`	The default behavior, when /norepoint is not used, changes all the layers in the map to the current data workspace and, optionally, the job's version.
Change only the version for job's data workspace	`/changeversiononly`	If you choose to use the /changeversiononly option, the version of the layers in the job type's map document will be changed. The data user and connection information will be left as they were originally configured. All layers from the data workspace will be repointed regardless of whether they are selected for repointing in the job type properties or not. The layers that are not from the data workspace are displayed with a broken data source. Note: When using individual logins, this option does not repoint the map layers and they point to the default version.
Save MXDs	`/nosavemxd`	The default behavior, when the /nosavemxd argument is not used, saves the job's map document in the Workflow Manager (Classic) database. Thus, every time you open the job's map document using this step in the workflow, the last saved map from the database is retrieved. However, if you choose to use the /nosavemxd option, the job's map document will not be saved in the Workflow Manager (Classic) database. Thus, if you change the extent of the job map and close it, the new extent will not be saved, and the next time, the map will still open with the original extent. Note: ArcMap displays a message to save the map every time a map is closed, but with /nosavemxd, the map is not saved even when you click Yes on the ArcMap message. If your map documents are large, you may need to adjust the MAXBLOBSIZE SDE configuration setting. This option also allows you to switch jobs in ArcMap without clearing out the map document.
Clip Data Frame to AOI	`/cliptoaoi`	The default behavior, when the /cliptoaoi argument is not used, shows all the data in the map document that can be viewed. When the /cliptoaoi option is used, the data frame in the job's map document is clipped to the shape of the AOI. Note: This does not create a definition query on the layers. All features in the layers on the map are still accessible through their respective tables.
Wait for ArcMap to close (suspend Workflow Manager (Classic))	`/nowait`	The default Workflow Manager (Classic) application behavior, when the /nowait argument is not used, is to hide while the ArcMap process is running. This means that the user cannot interact with the Workflow Manager (Classic) application while working in ArcMap. When the /nowait option is used, ArcMap is launched in a separate process, allowing the user to interact with the Workflow Manager (Classic) application while ArcMap is running. Note: This option was added because the Launch process asynchronously option for workflow steps is not available for Custom Step Objects.
Use existing ArcMap session	`/useexisting`	The default behavior, when the /useexisting argument is not configured, is to open a new ArcMap session during the execution of the step. With the /useexisting option, if an ArcMap session is open when the step is executed, Workflow Manager (Classic) opens the job's map document in that existing session. If there isn't an ArcMap session open, Workflow Manager (Classic) will open a new one.
Store MXDs in shared location	`/mxdfolder:"D:\Data\JTXMapDocuments"`	With the default behavior, no alternative location is configured, and the job's map documents are stored in the Workflow Manager (Classic) database. If your map documents are large, you may need to adjust the MAXBLOBSIZE SDE configuration setting. If you choose to store the map documents in an alternative location, Workflow Manager (Classic) will not save the map documents in the database but will save them to that location for future use.
Use Alternative MXD	`/mxd:"D:\Data\JTXTemplates\Editing.mxd"`	With the default behavior, the step uses the job type's default map document as the basemap document for the Import/Launch Mapping Items step. If you choose to use this option, Workflow Manager (Classic) will load the map document or template configured for the argument. Note: ArcGIS Pro maps (.mapx) can be used as an alternative to an MXD for steps configured for ArcGIS Pro.
Run ArcMap Command	`/guid:esriArcMapUI.AddDataCommand`	Once ArcMap has finished loading, the specified command runs.
Load Task Assistant workflow	`/taworkflow:"LotSplit"`	With this argument configured, once ArcMap is opened, Workflow Manager (Classic) opens the Task Assistant workflow configured. The workflow name passed in is the alias of the Task Assistant workflow stored in the Workflow Manager (Classic) system. Multiple workflows can be passed in by adding additional /taworkflow entries or by choosing the workflows in the argument editor.
Store Task Assistant History in Job History	`/storetahistory`	With this argument configured, the Task Assistant workflow is added to the job history by default. You can still choose to attach this as a text file using the Workflow Manager (Classic) tools.

Data Reviewer library

The Data Reviewer library contains steps that can be used to automate select Data Reviewer functions as part of a workflow. The steps when used with tokens allow you to create and delete reviewer sessions for your jobs, run reviewer batch jobs directly from a workflow, and automatically start review sessions for jobs. The following sections describe the steps, their arguments, and return codes.

License:

Available with Data Reviewer license.

Create Reviewer Session step—ProductionMappingSteps.CreateReviewerSession

The Create Reviewer Session step creates a reviewer session and associates it with the job. The Import/Launch Mapping Items step can use the associated reviewer session to perform its operation. Multiple reviewer sessions per job are supported.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Name	Description	Argument example	Behavior
Results Workspace (Required)	Specifies the Results workspace where the new session will be created. The argument may be set in three ways: Same as the job's data workspace WMX Data Workspace Connection Personal or File Geodatabase Note: An existing Reviewer workspace must be selected. This step will not create a Reviewer workspace.	/StoreInJobDW	The Reviewer workspace is identified as being the same as the job's data workspace. On step execution, the new Reviewer session is created in the job's data workspace. Tokens are accepted in this argument.
		/RevWSVersion:[JOB:VERSION]	On step execution, the new Reviewer session is associated with the specified geodatabase version. The default is the [JOB:VERSION] token.
		/WMXDW:Reviewer	The Reviewer workspace is identified as being a Workflow Manager (Classic) data workspace. On step execution, the Reviewer session is created in this workspace.
		/RevWSVersion:DEFAULT	On step execution, the new Reviewer session is associated with the specified geodatabase version.
		/ReviewWS:"C:\Data\Reviewer.gdb"	The Reviewer workspace is identified as being a file or personal geodatabase. On step execution, the Reviewer session is created in this workspace. Tokens are accepted in this argument.
Session Properties (Only Session Name property is required)	Specifies properties for the session. These include the name of the session, who created it, how duplicate checking is performed, and whether a result's geometry should be stored or not. These properties must be set: Session Name Session User Name Check for Duplicate Results Do Not Store Result Geometry	/SessionName:Job[JOB:ID]	On step execution, the new Reviewer session is named according to this argument. In the argument example, the Reviewer session is named based on the job ID, for example, Job123. The default is the [JOB:ID] token.
		/SessionUserName:[JOB_ASSIGNED_TO]	The name of the person creating this Reviewer session. The default is [JOB_ASSIGNED_TO] —who the job is assigned to. Note: If this field is left blank, the [JOB_ASSIGNED_TO] token will be honored. Tokens are accepted in this argument.
		/CheckDuplicateResults:SESSION	Determines how duplicate validation results are handled in the session. NONE—Does not search for duplicate validation results. SESSION—Searches within the session for duplicate validation results. This is the default. DATABASE—Searches the entire database for duplicate validation results.
		/DoNotStoreResultsGeometry	Determines if a result includes an associated geometry. Store Result Geometry (Unchecked)—Results will include both geometry and attribute information. This is the default. Do Not Store Result Geometry (Checked)—Results will include only attribute information.

Note:

When this step is executed in ArcGIS Pro all dialog boxes are suppressed and do not appear.

Learn more about creating step types

Return codes

The following is a list of step return codes:

0 = Success
1 = Failure

Delete Reviewer Sessions—ProductionMappingSteps.DeleteReviewerSessions

The Delete Reviewer Session step deletes one or more Reviewer sessions that were created using the Create Reviewer Session step during a job’s execution.

During step configuration, you must specify the argument that determines the Reviewer sessions to be deleted.

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Name	Description	Argument example	Behavior
Session(s) to Delete (Required)	Specifies which Reviewer sessions to be deleted.	/sessionsToDelete:all	On step execution, the specified Reviewer sessions are deleted. all—All Reviewer sessions associated with the job are deleted. selected—You are prompted to select one or more sessions for deletion.

Note:

When this step is executed in ArcGIS Pro all dialog boxes are suppressed and the highest (most recent) reviewer session ID is deleted when the selected argument is specified.

Learn more about creating step types

Return codes

The following is a list of step return codes:

0 = Sessions successfully deleted
1 = One or more reviewer sessions were not deleted
2 = Reviewer sessions were deleted, but the job information could not be updated

Run Reviewer Batch Job—ProductionMappingSteps.RunReviewerBatchJob

The Run Reviewer Batch Job step executes a batch job in a workflow.

Arguments can be used to specify the following:

The batch job to be executed
The spatial data to validate
The reviewer workspace and session to store results

Arguments

The following table contains a list of step arguments:


Name	Description	Argument example	Behavior
Reviewer Batch Job File (Required)	Specifies the path to the Reviewer batch job.	/BatchJobPath:"C:\Data\sample.rbj"	On execution, the specified batch job is run. Tokens are accepted in this argument.
Data Workspace (Optional) Note: Required if the Override Batch Job Data Workspace check box is checked.	Identifies the data workspace that the batch job is going to be run against. The argument may be set in three ways: Same as the job's data workspace WMX Data Workspace Connection Personal or File Geodatabase	If you check the Override Batch Job Data Workspace check box, use an argument such as /OverrideBatchDataWS.	On step execution, the batch job will run against the data workspace specified in the step type. The alternate workspace and version must be specified using the Reviewer Batch Job Data Workspace and Reviewer Batch Job Data Version arguments.
		/SameAsJobDW	On step execution, the batch job validates data within the job's data workspace.
		/BatchJobDataVersion:[JOB:VERSION]	On step execution, the batch job validates data within the specified version. The default is the [JOB:VERSION] token.
		/BatchJobInWMXDW:Reviewer	On step execution, the batch job validates data within the specified Workflow Manager (Classic) data workspace.
		/BatchJobInWMXDW:DEFAULT	On step execution, the batch job validates data within the specified version.
		/BatchJobDataInPersonalFile:"C:\Data\MyData.gdb"	On step execution, the batch job validates data within the specified file or personal geodatabase. Tokens are accepted in this argument.
Results Workspace (Required)	Specifies the Reviewer workspace where results will be written. This argument maybe set in three ways: Same as the job's data workspace WMX Data Workspace Connection Personal or File Geodatabase Note: An existing Reviewer workspace must be selected. This step will not create a Reviewer workspace.	/RevIsSameAsJobDW	The Reviewer workspace is identified as being the same as the job's data workspace. On step execution, Reviewer results are written to the job's data workspace.
		/RevWSVersion:[JOB:VERSION]	On step execution, Reviewer results are written to the specified version. The default is [JOB:VERSION] token.
		/RevInWMXDW:Reviewer	The Reviewer workspace is identified as being a Workflow Manager (Classic) data workspace. On step execution, Reviewer results are written to this data workspace.
		/RevWSVersion:DEFAULT	On step execution, Reviewer results are written to the specified version.
		/RevInPersonalFile:"C:\Data\Reviewer.gdb"	The Reviewer workspace is identified as being a file or personal geodatabase. On step execution, Reviewer records are written to this data workspace. Tokens are accepted in this argument.
Reviewer Session Name (Required)	Specifies the Reviewer session where results are going to be written. Note: The Reviewer session must exist before executing the step. This step will not create a Reviewer session.	/RevSessionName:JOB[JOB:ID]	On step execution, Reviewer records are written to the specified session. If there is more than one Reviewer session with the same name, you are prompted to choose which Reviewer session you want records to be written to. Tokens are accepted in this argument.
Analysis Area (Required)	Specifies the spatial extent on which the batch job is run.	/AreaValidation:FullDB	On step execution, the batch job is run against the entire geodatabase.
		/AreaValidation:AOI	On step execution, the batch job is run against the job's area of interest.
		/AreaValidation:ChangedOnly	On step execution, the batch job is run against changed features only. Note: This option is only valid when working with a versioned dataset.
Result Created By	Specifies the name of the person who created the Reviewer results.	/SessionUserName:[JOB_ASSIGNED_TO]	The name of the person creating the Reviewer results. The default is [JOB_ASSIGNED_TO]. Note: If this field is left blank, the [JOB_ASSIGNED_TO] token will be honored.

Note:

When this step is executed in ArcGIS Pro all dialog boxes are suppressed and results are written to the highest (most recent) reviewer session ID.

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Return codes

The following is a list of step return codes:

0 = Batch job executed successfully, and no results were returned
1 = Batch job executed successfully, and results were written to the reviewer session
2 = Batch job failed to execute
3 = Batch job executed successfully with errors or warnings, and no results were returned
4 = Batch job executed successfully with errors or warnings, and results were written to the reviewer session

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