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coldctl jobs retry

Retry in place after fixing the cause.

ImplementedDatabase read + local write

Syntax

USAGE
coldctl jobs retry [OPTIONS] <ID>

Arguments & options

ArgumentDescription
<ID>Job UUID from coldctl jobs list.
OptionDescription / default
--confirm-original-sourceConfirm the original database and continued stability of eligible rows
--data-dir <PATH>Override the OS application data directory
--output <OUTPUT>[default: table] [possible values: table, json]
--max-rows <MAX_ROWS>Rows per invocation; 0 removes a saved limit
--max-duration-seconds <MAX_DURATION_SECONDS>Seconds per invocation, checked at safe boundaries; 0 removes a saved limit
--batch-delay-ms <BATCH_DELAY_MS>Delay between batches in ms, 0–3,600,000. Default: 0.
--min-free-bytes <MIN_FREE_BYTES>Keep this many bytes free before each destination write
--query-timeout-ms <QUERY_TIMEOUT_MS>Statement timeout in ms, 1–300,000. Default: 10,000.
--lock-timeout-ms <LOCK_TIMEOUT_MS>Lock timeout in ms, 1–300,000 and no larger than query timeout. Default: 2,000.
-h, --helpPrint help

Examples

Replace configuration names, paths and JOB_ID with values from your installation. Examples are not executed by this page.

CLI
coldctl jobs retry JOB_ID --confirm-original-source --output json

Operational notes

Explicitly resumes the same job after the cause is fixed and original source stability is confirmed. This command is one invocation. Use the local scheduler for bounded automatic retries.

Output, placeholders & global flags
View exact CLI help
HELP OUTPUT
Retry a failed or interrupted job in place (same behavior as archive resume)

Usage: coldctl jobs retry [OPTIONS] <ID>

Arguments:
  <ID>  

Options:
      --confirm-original-source
          Confirm the original database and continued stability of eligible rows
      --data-dir <PATH>
          Override the OS application data directory
      --output <OUTPUT>
          [default: table] [possible values: table, json]
      --max-rows <MAX_ROWS>
          Rows per invocation; 0 removes a saved limit
      --max-duration-seconds <MAX_DURATION_SECONDS>
          Seconds per invocation, checked at safe boundaries; 0 removes a saved limit
      --batch-delay-ms <BATCH_DELAY_MS>
          
      --min-free-bytes <MIN_FREE_BYTES>
          Keep this many bytes free before each destination write
      --query-timeout-ms <QUERY_TIMEOUT_MS>
          
      --lock-timeout-ms <LOCK_TIMEOUT_MS>
          
  -h, --help
          Print help