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  • 1.  Difference in job report format

    Posted Jan 11, 2022 02:36 AM
    Dear All,

    Below are end reports from two command jobs. Both are from same agent on Windows. Why do they have  slightly different formats?

    JOB 1:

    Program 'UC4 Job Messenger' version '21.0.1+build.42' started
    UCMDJP: *********************************************************************
    UCMDJP: ** JOB 0001078291 (ProcID:0000004992) ENDED AT 11.01.2022/12:45:28 **
    UCMDJP: ** --------------------------------------------------------------- **
    UCMDJP: ** USED: 0.000 CPU **
    UCMDJP: *********************************************************************
    Program 'UC4 Job Messenger' version '21.0.1+build.42' terminated normally
    Disconnected from '127.0.0.1:2300' (socket handle = '220').

    JOB 2:

    The command completed successfully.


    c:\>D:\Automic\Agents\Windows\bin\UCXJWX6M.EXE JNR=0001078289 MNR=0300 PNR=2300 IPA=192.168.50.40 TYP=E RET=00000000 TXT=" Job ended" LOCAL=1
    Program 'UC4 Job Messenger' version '21.0.1+build.42' started
    UCMDJP: *********************************************************************
    UCMDJP: ** JOB 0001078289 (ProcID:0000003520) ENDED AT 11.01.2022/12:45:27 **
    UCMDJP: ** --------------------------------------------------------------- **
    UCMDJP: ** USED: 0.000 CPU **
    UCMDJP: *********************************************************************
    Program 'UC4 Job Messenger' version '21.0.1+build.42' terminated normally
    Disconnected from '127.0.0.1:2300' (socket handle = '220').

    c:\>GOTO JOBENDE


  • 2.  RE: Difference in job report format

    Posted Jan 11, 2022 06:58 PM
    Just guessing here, but I suspect this is as windows agent, and one of the jobs is issuing an 'echo off' DOS command and the other one isn't.

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    Pete Wirfs
    SAIF Corporation
    Salem Oregon USA
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  • 3.  RE: Difference in job report format

    Posted Jan 12, 2022 12:31 AM
    Spot-on Pete!

    JOB1 had 'echo off' at the start. We add 'echo on' at the end and got the desired output.

    Thanks
    Pothen


  • 4.  RE: Difference in job report format

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Jan 12, 2022 02:33 AM

    Looks for me more like if the one job uses "@echo on" and another one not.

    You can try to place there "@echo off" ... 




  • 5.  RE: Difference in job report format

    Posted Jan 12, 2022 01:00 PM
    If you wanted to force "@echo on" for all of your WINDOWS operations, you could add a new include under client-0 called TRAILER.WINDOWS.USER.END to do so.   It is executed from TRAILER.WINDOWS, which is responsible for executing the "ENDED" report utility.

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    Pete Wirfs
    SAIF Corporation
    Salem Oregon USA
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