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ListDataLabelingJobsRequest
(
mapping
=
None
,
*
,
ignore_unknown_fields
=
False
,
**
kwargs
)
Request message for JobService.ListDataLabelingJobs .
Attributes
| Name | Description |
| parent | str
Required. The parent of the DataLabelingJob. Format: ``projects/{project}/locations/{location}`` |
| filter | str
The standard list filter. Supported fields: - ``display_name`` supports ``=``, ``!=`` comparisons, and ``:`` wildcard. - ``state`` supports ``=``, ``!=`` comparisons. - ``create_time`` supports ``=``, ``!=``,\ ``<``,><=``,\ ``="">``, ``>=`` comparisons. ``create_time`` must be in RFC 3339 format. Some examples of using the filter are: - ``state="JOB_STATE_SUCCEEDED" AND display_name:"my_job_*"`` - ``state!="JOB_STATE_FAILED" OR display_name="my_job"`` - ``NOT display_name="my_job"`` - ``create_time>"2021-05-18T00:00:00Z"`` |
| page_size | int
The standard list page size. |
| page_token | str
The standard list page token. |
| read_mask | google.protobuf.field_mask_pb2.FieldMask
Mask specifying which fields to read. FieldMask represents a set of symbolic field paths. For example, the mask can be ``paths: "name"``. The "name" here is a field in DataLabelingJob. If this field is not set, all fields of the DataLabelingJob are returned. |
| order_by | str
A comma-separated list of fields to order by, sorted in ascending order by default. Use ``desc`` after a field name for descending. |
