sdk/python/pulumi_azure_nextgen/batchai/v20180301/get_job.py
def execution_state(self) -> Optional[str]:
        """
        The current state of the job. Possible values are: queued - The job is queued and able to run. A job enters this state when it is created, or when it is awaiting a retry after a failed run. running - The job is running on a compute cluster. This includes job-level preparation such as downloading resource files or set up container specified on the job - it does not necessarily mean that the job command line has started executing. terminating - The job is terminated by the user, the terminate operation is in progress. succeeded - The job has completed running successfully and exited with exit code 0. failed - The job has finished unsuccessfully (failed with a non-zero exit code) and has exhausted its retry limit. A job is also marked as failed if an error occurred launching the job.
        """
        return pulumi.get(self, "execution_state")

        The current state of the job. Possible values are: queued - The job is queued and able to run. A job enters this state when it is created, or when it is awaiting a retry after a failed run. running - The job is running on a compute cluster. This includes job-level preparation such as downloading resource files or set up container specified on the job - it does not necessarily mean that the job command line has started executing. terminating - The job is terminated by the user, the terminate operation is in progress. succeeded - The job has completed running successfully and exited with exit code 0. failed - The job has finished unsuccessfully (failed with a non-zero exit code) and has exhausted its retry limit. A job is also marked as failed if an error occurred launching the job.
        
The current state of the job. Possible values are: queued - The job is queued and able to run. A job enters this state when it is created, or when it is awaiting a retry after a failed run. running - The job is running on a compute cluster. This includes job-level preparation such as downloading resource files or set up container specified on the job - it does not necessarily mean that the job command line has started executing. terminating - The job is terminated by the user, the terminate operation is in progress. succeeded - The job has completed running successfully and exited with exit code 0. failed - The job has finished unsuccessfully (failed with a non-zero exit code) and has exhausted its retry limit. A job is also marked as failed if an error occurred launching the job.
The current state of the job . Possible values are : queued - The job is queued and able to run . A job enters this state when it is created or when it is awaiting a retry after a failed run . running - The job is running on a compute cluster . This includes job - level preparation such as downloading resource files or set up container specified on the job - it does not necessarily mean that the job command line has started executing . terminating - The job is terminated by the user the terminate operation is in progress . succeeded - The job has completed running successfully and exited with exit code 0 . failed - The job has finished unsuccessfully ( failed with a non - zero exit code ) and has exhausted its retry limit . A job is also marked as failed if an error occurred launching the job .
def execution_state(self) -> Optional[str]:
        return pulumi.get(self, "execution_state")
def execution_state ( self ) -> Optional [ str ] : return pulumi . get ( self , "execution_state" )
The current state of the job.
The current state of the job .
"""
        The current state of the job. Possible values are: queued - The job is queued and able to run. A job enters this state when it is created, or when it is awaiting a retry after a failed run. running - The job is running on a compute cluster. This includes job-level preparation such as downloading resource files or set up container specified on the job - it does not necessarily mean that the job command line has started executing. terminating - The job is terminated by the user, the terminate operation is in progress. succeeded - The job has completed running successfully and exited with exit code 0. failed - The job has finished unsuccessfully (failed with a non-zero exit code) and has exhausted its retry limit. A job is also marked as failed if an error occurred launching the job.
        """
self