Autosys jobs

[Sharath Kumar]

Hi Folks,

Do we have any command in Autosys to retrieve the report with the below details. Job_depends can get the details but I am looking only for the  the format that includes the following. 

1. Autosys Job Name
2. Autosys starting conditions.
3. Sequence of the job execution in the Autosys box.

Example:

BoxName: Test_Box.B

Job1, job2, job3 is part of  Test_Box.B. 

The load order of jobs in Test_Box.B. Job1, job2 (Success of Job1) and Job3 (Success of Job2)

job_depends -j job2

s(Job1)

job_depends -j job3

s(Job2)

My report should be as below from the above example. Please let me know if we can use any command that includes any format to achieve the below report. 

JobName      Sequence of job     Condition
Job1                  1
Job2                  2                         s(job1)
Job3                  3                         s(job2)


Thanks again in advance for your help.

[Steve Carrobis]

job_depends -c -d -J job%
however understand the sequence is usually by JOID. so how you added your jobs is the order they usually show.
I wouldnt worry about format as much as the data you retrieve is accurate.
Good Luck

[Sharath Kumar]

Thanks very much Steve for the information. The command below will get the accurate details of the report that includes the job name and the order of the condition (dependency) that is used and I totally understand. But is there a way in Autosys where we can get a report based on the sequence of the order of the execution of the jobs ?

Let's say I have 100's of jobs in a box and I wanted to find the load sequence of the order of the jobs execution along with their dependencies. This can be used for preparing the documentation in excel which includes the job name, sequence of execution and the dependency condition instead of having the manual effort. I hope you got it.  

Sorry again  for asking too much help -:)

job_depends -c -d -J job1%

Job Name                                               Date Cond?           Atomic Start Conditions

______________________________ _______________ _______________________

job_depends -c -d -J job2% 

Job Name                                              Date Cond?             Atomic Start Conditions

______________________________ _______________ _______________________

job2                                                           -------                    s(job1)

job_depends -c -d -J job3%

Job Name                                             Date Cond?             Atomic Start Conditions

______________________________ _______________ _______________________

job3                                                        -------                        s(job2)

[Steve Carrobis]

The readers digest/short answer: no.

You do realize sequence is arbitrary.. and if you have 20 jobs dependent on 1 job then the sequence is the first job and then the 20 in parallel depending if they arent workload balanced etc.

You may think your ask is simple but I the grand scheme it's quite large. You can only hope to come close at the time of the run.

 

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[Scott Fenton]

As Steve mentioned the short answer is no. The closest I've seen is the critical path report from JAWS but that changes based on daily run situation. Your best bet might be to use the flow view in WCC or come up with your own script/query for doing this (non-trivial). I have seen a few projects on Github that claim to do this but I have not used them myself.

Good Luck.

Best,
Scott