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# Obtaining Resource IDs
You must provide the ID of the associated resource when making most job requests. For example, you must provide the `sourceId` when submitting a job to load a source, and you must provide a `jobId` when stopping a running job.
# Obtaining the `jobId`
The job ID is included in the [create](https://cloud.docs.tamr.com/tamr-cloud/reference/jobs_createjob) request response. You can also obtain a list of job IDs by submitting a [list](https://cloud.docs.tamr.com/tamr-cloud/reference/jobs_listjobs) request to the Jobs API.
Job IDs are also available in the Tamr Cloud UI on theJobs page, as shown below. Select the ID to automatically copy it to your clipboard.
# Obtaining the `sourceId`
Source IDs are available in the Tamr Cloud UI on the Sources page, as shown below. Select the ID to automatically copy it to your clipboard.
# Obtaining the `dataProductId`
The data product ID is available in the Tamr Cloud UI. Select the ID to automatically copy it to your clipboard.
## Non-legacy data products
For **non-legacy** data products, the data product ID is available on the data product's Configure Data Product page, as shown below. See [Data Product Guides](https://cloud.docs.tamr.com/tamr-cloud/docs/data-product-guides) for the current list of non-legacy data products.
## Legacy data products
For **legacy** data products, the data product ID is available on the data product's Configure Flow page, as shown below. See [Legacy Data Product Templates](https://cloud.docs.tamr.com/tamr-cloud/docs/tamr-cloud-templates) for the current list of legacy data products.
# Obtaining the `workflowId`
Workflow IDs are available on the Workflows page, as shown below.
# Obtaining the `destinationId`
The destination ID is available in the Tamr Cloud UI.
## Non-legacy data products
For **non-legacy** data products, the destination ID is the exact name of the publish configuration. This ID is available on the data product's Publish page, as shown below. Provide the exact string. For example, if the name of the configuration is `Test 123`, the `destinationId` is `Test 123`. Select the ID to automatically copy it to your clipboard. See [Data Product Guides](https://cloud.docs.tamr.com/tamr-cloud/docs/data-product-guides) for the current list of non-legacy data products.
## Legacy data products
For **legacy** data products, the destination ID is available on the data product's Publish page, as shown below. Select the ID to automatically copy it to your clipboard. See [Legacy Data Product Templates](https://cloud.docs.tamr.com/tamr-cloud/docs/tamr-cloud-templates) for the current list of legacy data products.
## RealTime datastore
For publishing **RealTime datastore** dataset from the System of Record, destination IDs are available on the Destinations page.
# Obtaining the `tableId`
Most Tamr RealTime API calls require a `tableId` parameter. This parameter is available on the RealTime API Settings page for your data product.
To navigate to this page, select the **RealTime Settings** option on the **Configure Data Product** page.
The `tableId` is available below the **Data Product Configuration** option.
## RealTime Data Products Table ID (Limited Release)
If you are using a limited release [RealTime Data Product](https://cloud.docs.tamr.com/tamr-cloud/docs/realtime-data-product-experience), you can obtain the `tableId` from the data product's Configuration page.
In the Workflows section, select the **Show developer information** option. The `tableId` is shown below the workflows table.
# Obtaining the `projectId`
Project IDs and names are available in the Tamr Cloud UI on the Admin > Projects page, as shown below. Select the ID or name to automatically copy it to your clipboard.
