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  • 1.  List of Job Dependencies (Conditions) of all existing Jobs/Boxes

    Posted Oct 23, 2019 02:29 PM
    Hi Friends/Guru's. 

    I am need dire need of help on Autosys/WCC. 
    I need help to write a query or to know the tables name where I can get list of conditions of all jobs/boxes in one go. 
    For example, if I have 100 jobs/boxes in AutoSys. What table can I query or what command I run to generate report of conditions of all existing jobs/boxes in Autosys. 

    Your help is greatly appreciated. Keenly waiting for reply


  • 2.  RE: List of Job Dependencies (Conditions) of all existing Jobs/Boxes

    Posted Oct 24, 2019 06:43 AM

    ujo_jobst | ujo _job(s).. you will also need the ujo_intcode(s) table. going from memory at the moment.

    As for one go that is slightly more complicated. But include jobname and box_name in the select presentation and that may help.

     

    you need to be careful and use a read only id.

    Always be careful while data mining..

     

    Good Luck.

     

     

    Steve C.

     



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  • 3.  RE: List of Job Dependencies (Conditions) of all existing Jobs/Boxes

    Posted Oct 25, 2019 08:59 AM

    ​You can do this from the shell -

    autorep -qj % | grep -e insert -e condition




  • 4.  RE: List of Job Dependencies (Conditions) of all existing Jobs/Boxes
    Best Answer

    Posted Oct 25, 2019 08:59 AM

    You can do this from the command line -

    autorep -qj % | grep -e insert -e condition​



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