How to get the average runtime last 5 successful job runs

[Magin George]

Hello all, 

For an automation usecase, I would like to get the average runtime for last 5 successful job executions for a particular job.

Can anyone let me know what is the autosys command for this? If autorep command can list the details of last 5 successful runs, I can use bash to process the output.

Can anyone let me know the autorep options to get this details of last 5 successful runs?

Thanks 

[Mike Kruse]

You can use the -r argument with autorep to get previous runs. For example, to get one run back:

autorep -j testjob -r-1

Two runs back:

autorep -j testjob -r-2

etc...

With some bash logic you can loop thru previous runs, check the output for Success, and calculate the average.

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Mike Kruse
Automation Capability Specialist
Agile Operations Division, Broadcom Software
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[Michael Woods]

Something like: for i in {0..4}; do autorep -j jobName -R -$i; done

Mike

[Michael Woods]

Another alternative is to use the REST API

curl -X GET "https://hostName:9443/AEWS/job-run-info/jobName?runcount=5" -H "accept: application/json"

That will return the 5 runs in one call, but you would need to parse the json to get the start/end times.

Mike