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  • 1.  How to export data from Dollar Universe

    Posted 27 days ago

    Hello,

    I'm trying to export data from Dollar Universe using the following commands below.  Do I have to do this on every node that we have or can we collect this info from one node only or from UVMS?

    • Session list file: "uxlst ses ses=* vses=* full"
    • Session details file:"uxshw ses ses=* lnk vses=*"
    • Task details file:"uxshw tsk upr=* mu=* ses=* vupr=000 nomodel partage"
    • UPR file:"uxshw upr upr=* vupr=* partage"
    • Rule file:"uxshw rul rul=*"
    • Resource file: "uxshw res res=*"
    • Calendar file:"uxshw cal exp mu=* since=2018 before=2025 nomodel"
    • Management unit details file: "uxshw mu mu=*"

     Kindly advise and thanks in advance for your help.



  • 2.  RE: How to export data from Dollar Universe

    Posted 26 days ago

    Hi,

    If you have to use those commands, yes it's possible

    From One Node,

    uxlst node to have the node list

    your command with the argument node=<ForeachNode>

    From the UVMS, the export can be done (uniexp) into XML format, faster.

    For the location where you launch the commands, it depends you consum the data

    Regards

    Eric



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  • 3.  RE: How to export data from Dollar Universe

    Posted 25 days ago

    Thank you Eric and Gilles for your info.

    I tried the uxlst and uxshw commands from one node to print to a file and it works.

    Do you mind providing the full UNIEXP command where I can export all the settings I mentioned to an XML file?

    Thanks again and best regards.

    Gerry 




  • 4.  RE: How to export data from Dollar Universe

    Posted 26 days ago
    Hello,

    You can export all the data from any node, adding item « node=XXX » to each command.
    If your aim is to keep a backup of job definition, you also could use an full XML export, using the UVMS uniexp command. This XML file could also be used to fill a database with all objects definition... This is what we are doing, and it's very helpfull.

    Gilles de Buzonnière