Get Schedule
Get detailed information about a specific schedule.
Authorizations
The access token received from the authorization server in the OAuth 2.0 flow.
Response
Successful Response
API Model for reading a schedule
Unique identifier for the schedule.
The ID of the connection that this schedule belongs to.
The type of resource being fetched on this schedule (e.g., VEHICLE, DRIVER, HOS, IFTA).
asset, driver_association, driver_vehicle_association, driver_event_log, driver_safety_event, dvir_log, dvir_log_defect, engine_log, engine_status, fuel_transaction, fleet_info, hos_availability, hos_daily_snapshot, hos_event, hos_event_annotation, hos_event_attachment, hos_violation, ifta_summary, location_segment, message, group_message, user, vehicle, vehicle_location, vehicle_sensor, vehicle_region_segment, trailer, trailer_association, trailer_vehicle_association, trailer_location, trailer_status, workflow The interval between scheduled executions in seconds.
The current status of the schedule (ACTIVE, INACTIVE).
inactive, active, paused, stale, deleted, cancelled, cancelled_insufficient_scope The number of consecutive errors that have occurred for this schedule.
The number of consecutive errors allowed before the schedule is automatically set to INACTIVE.
The maximum number of concurrent executions allowed for this schedule.
Resource-specific state used to resume incremental fetching.
Timestamp of the most recent data point received from the TSP.
End timestamp of the last fetch window. Used by chunked adapters to advance backfills across executions.