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"deviceId": "myDeviceId",
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"jobId": "myJobId",
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"jobType": "scheduleTwinUpdate",
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"jobType": "scheduleUpdateTwin",
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"status": "completed",
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"startTimeUtc": "2016-09-29T18:18:52.7418462",
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"endTimeUtc": "2016-09-29T18:20:52.7418462",
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Currently, this collection is queryable as **devices.jobs** in the IoT Hub query language.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> Currently, the jobs property is never returned when querying device twins. That is, queries that contain `FROM devices`. The jobs property can only be accessed directly with queries using `FROM devices.jobs`.
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> Currently, the jobs property is not returned when querying device twins. That is, queries that contain `FROM devices`. The jobs property can only be accessed directly with queries using `FROM devices.jobs`.
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For example, the following query returns all jobs (past and scheduled) that affect a single device:
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