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Adding a custom name to a taskflow name using RunAJob utility

You can add a custom name to a taskflow name using the RunAJob utility. To run a taskflow using the RunAJob utility, the taskflow must be published. Add the custom name by providing

-in

as the short argument and

--instanceName

as the long argument in the RunAJob command.

For more information about short and long options for RunAJob utility arguments, see RunAJob utility arguments in

REST API Reference

To add a custom name to a taskflow name using the RunAJob utility, use the following syntax:

cli.bat runAJobCli -t <task_type> -in <custom_name> -un <taskflow_name>

For example:

cli.bat runAJobCli -t TASKFLOW -in Order -un taskflowManagement

When you use the RunAJob utility, the custom names can't contain the following characters:

Special characters and meta characters such as

., +, -, =, ~, `, !, %, ^, &, *, (), [], {}, '", ;, :, ?, <>, \, |, \t, \r, \n, <space>,

and so on

Japanese characters

The taskflow name with the custom name appears in the

My Jobs

page in the following format:

Adding a custom name to a taskflow name

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Adding a custom name to a taskflow name using RunAJob utility

Adding a custom name to a taskflow name using RunAJob utility