JobOperator stuff… getRunningExecutions in some impls throws NoSuchJobException if the job exists but isn't running, others just return a null. Other interfaces like getJobInstanceCount can throw NoSuchJobExecution but it would seem simpler to just return a count of zero.
JobOperator stuff… getRunningExecutions in some impls throws NoSuchJobException if the job exists but isn't running, others just return a null. Other interfaces like getJobInstanceCount can throw NoSuchJobExecution but it would seem simpler to just return a count of zero.