Summary
The QueryRow object provides access to all the values in a row from the result of the queryJobs method.
Discussion
The QueryRow object can be accessed from QueryResult by index, field name or iterator.
Code sample
The following script runs a job query and accesses a query row.
import arcpy
#Establish a connection to a Workflow database
conn = arcpy.wmx.Connect(r'c:\test\Workflow.jtc')
#Run a query for jobs being assigned to current user. The query results are sorted by job name.
result = conn.queryJobs("JOB_NAME,ASSIGNED_TO","JTX_JOBS","Job Name,Assigned To", "ASSIGNED_TO = '[SYS:CUR_LOGIN]'", "JOB_NAME")
#To get total number of records being returned which are assigned to current user.
print("There are %s jobs assigned to me" % str(len(result.rows)))
# Access first row by index
print ("The first value is %s" % str(result.rows[0]))
# Access first row's job name field by field name
print ("The job name is %s" % result.rows[0]['JOB_NAME'])
# Access first row's fields values by iterator
row = result.rows[0]
for val in row:
print("Value is %s" % str(val))