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The Python documentation makes the following claim, but it sounds like instead of the original job isn't kept and you get back the 'job id' instead of the original data. This is redundant as I already need/have the jobid to make the query in the first place:
Checking the result of a job can require knowing what the original job request actually was. Thus, the get_result method will return both values.
query, result = job.get_result('job id', timeout=5)