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The JobOperator getJobInstances returns job instances matching a particular job name. Jobs with that name are presumed to be stored in chronological order (presumably based on when they started?) and you can fetch a range from that list providing a starting point and a length. The point of this item is to indicate what exception will be thrown if the starting point is off the end of the list.
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The JobOperator getJobInstances returns job instances matching a particular job name. Jobs with that name are presumed to be stored in chronological order (presumably based on when they started?) and you can fetch a range from that list providing a starting point and a length. The point of this item is to indicate what exception will be thrown if the starting point is off the end of the list.
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