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# Módulo JSONata Job Execute

### Definição

O módulo ferramental **"JSONata Job Execute"** permite acionar a execução de um JSONata Job diretamente dentro de um fluxo. Também é possível adicionar variáveis auxiliares para testes e validação do comportamento do job antes da execução final.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Para utilizar este módulo, é necessário ter o Data Management habilitado e ter configurado previamente um JSONata Job.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

### Adicionar módulo "JSONata Job execute”

O módulo "**JSONata Job Execute**" aparece na opção Ferramentas da edição de um fluxo. Após clicar para adicioná-lo, o modal de configuração inicial será exibido.

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Preencha ou escolha os seguintes itens para executar um JSONata Job em seu fluxo:

* Selecione o Data Engine
* Escolha o JSONata Job

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Para finalizar, clique em "**Salvar**".

#### Editar módulo

Para editá-lo, basta clicar em "[**Editar**](/skyone-studio/integracoes/edicao-de-gatilhos-e-modulos-no-fluxo.md#editar-componente)" do módulo.

Ao abrir a edição do módulo, é possível visualizar os dados do JSONata Job.&#x20;

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Clique em "**Próximo**". Você será redirecionado para a tela de teste da execução.

Se estiver tudo certo, basta clicar em "**Salvar**".


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