############### Job persistence ############### Remote jobs can outlive the Python process that submitted them. Persist a submitted cloud or single-circuit direct-access job, then restore it later with a newly configured backend: .. code-block:: python from qiskit_aqt_provider import AQTProvider from qiskit_aqt_provider.persistence import FileJobStore store = FileJobStore() with AQTProvider() as provider: backend = provider.cloud().fetch_workspaces().get_by_id("workspace").get_backend("resource") job = backend.run(circuit, shots=100, memory=True) job.persist(store=store) job_id = job.job_id() # In a later process, authenticate and acquire the same backend again. with AQTProvider() as provider: backend = provider.cloud().fetch_workspaces().get_by_id("workspace").get_backend("resource") job = backend.restore_job(job_id, store=store) result = job.result() ``FileJobStore()`` uses a stable platform-specific user-data directory. Pass a directory to ``FileJobStore(path)`` for an explicit location, or implement the ``JobStore`` protocol to use another storage system. Persisted files contain the circuits and execution options, but never credentials or network clients; protect or delete them when circuit data is sensitive. Records remain available after restoration by default. Pass ``delete=True`` to ``restore_job`` to remove the record after it has been successfully decoded and reconstructed. Deletion is also available through the store's ``delete`` method. For direct access, acquire the resource again with the same endpoint and token, then call the same ``restore_job`` method: .. code-block:: python with AQTProvider() as provider: backend = provider.direct_access().get_resource(base_url, access_token) job = backend.restore_job(job_id, store=store) result = job.result() Direct-access backends support persistence for a single circuit. Their current multi-circuit jobs are lazy composites that submit circuits one at a time while ``result()`` runs, so those composite handles cannot be persisted. If you want to persist multiple circuits, create separate single-circuit direct-access jobs for each one.