WIP: Job scheduler SQL statements #1391
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Adding framework for START and STOP SQL-like statements to start and stop the job scheduler process.
The start_scheduler_executor and stop_scheduler_executor are currently No-Ops since the current job scheduling design does not provide a straightforward way to start the scheduler process from within a query executor function.
Currently, the job scheduler process is started using a
connectionobject. Hence the current functionality of starting jobs usingconnection.start_jobs(). Thisstart_jobs()function cannot be re-used within the query executor since the connection object is not available at the executor level.