importjob Class
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Represents a status and the progress information for an import operation that imports entity customizations or translations.
For a list of methods and messages that operate on this class, see Import Job Entity Entity Capabilities.
The importjob class inherits from BusinessEntity. It exposes the following members.
| Constructor | Description |
| importjob | Initializes a new instance of the importjob class. |
| Instance Property | Description |
| completedon | Gets the date and time when the import operation was completed. |
| createdon | Gets the date and time when the import job was created. |
| createdonbehalfby | Gets the ID of the proxy user who created the import job record. |
| data | Gets or sets the unstructured data associated with the import operation. |
| importjobid | Gets or sets the ID of the import job. |
| modifiedon | Gets the date and time when the import job was last modified. |
| modifiedonbehalfby | Gets the ID of the proxy user who last modified the import job. |
| name | Gets or sets the name of the import job. |
| startedon | Gets the date and time when the import operation started. |
| timezoneruleversionnumber | For internal use only. |
| utcconversiontimezonecode | Gets or sets the time zone code in use when the import job entity instance was created. |
Remarks
This table lists only the attributes for a default system. For more information about the entities and attributes in your organization, see the Customization area of the Web application. To view this information in the Customization area, in the Navigation Pane, click Settings, click Customization, and then click Customize Entities. You can change the view to see non-customizable entities.
If you have an on-premise deployment, you can use the Metadata Browser to view the metadata for your organization. For more information, see Using the Metadata Browser.
This entity is not customizable.
Requirements
Web Service: CrmService
See Also
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Reference
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