stop-request-monitoring

To stop hourly request monitoring, provide the specific job-id to cancel the cron job via CronDelete, or omit the job-id to list active jobs and select one to cancel. The cancellation is confirmed once the job is successfully removed.

Canceling a monitoring cron job preserves any pending requests. The stop action targets only the hourly scheduling mechanism, ensuring that existing queued requests remain unaffected and intact during the cancellation process.

If you do not have the job-id, you can list active jobs to select and cancel one. This allows you to identify the correct hourly monitoring cron job from the active workflow list before executing the cancellation.

The system handles invalid job IDs gracefully when canceling monitoring. If an incorrect job-id is provided, the workflow safeguards ensure the process fails safely without disrupting other active cron jobs or pending requests.

You should cancel an automated hourly monitoring schedule when the related task is completed or upon cancellation of the related workflow. This restores manual control and stops unnecessary automated checks in interruptible workflows.