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Successful job history exports return a JSON response within the google.longrunning.Operation object.
This JSON response includes details about the exported job count and the destination BigQuery table location (project, dataset, and table name).
The jobCount field indicates the total number of jobs exported and stored in the destination BigQuery table, represented as a string formatted integer.
Response returned for successful job history exports. This is stored in the response field of the google.longrunning.Operation returned by a job history export request.
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