ESP dSeries Workload Automation

[xml]$xmlData = Get-Content -Path 'D:\ACP010'
Select-Xml -Xml $xmlData -XPath "//ns:script_definition" -Namespace @{ns="http://dto.wa.ca.com/application"} | foreach {write-host -ForegroundColor Green $_.Node.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.Name -NoNewline; Write-Host "`t`t`t`t   " $_.node.innertext "`n"}​

I load the application ACP010 into an xml variable called $xmlData
Since all inline Javascript is stored in XML tags called <script_definition> I can specify that in the -XPath argument, then pipe that to a foreach command that prints the job name, a few tabs, and the content of the <script_definition> element (the actual JavaScript).

The output looks like this:

[xml]$xmlData = Get-Content -Path 'D:\ACP010'
Select-Xml -Xml $xmlData -XPath "//ns:script_definition" -Namespace @{ns="http://dto.wa.ca.com/application"} | foreach {write-host -ForegroundColor Green $_.Node.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.Name -NoNewline; Write-Host "`t`t`t`t   " $_.node.innertext "`n"}​

I load the application ACP010 into an xml variable called $xmlData
Since all inline Javascript is stored in XML tags called <script_definition> I can specify that in the -XPath argument, then pipe that to a foreach command that prints the job name, a few tabs, and the content of the <script_definition> element (the actual JavaScript).

The output looks like this:

	<ftp_job name="TESTFPT" qualifier="EXAMPLE">
		<comment>not much to say</comment>
		<dependencies>
			<relcount>0</relcount>
		</dependencies>
		<notifynodefaults>false</notifynodefaults>
		<alert_notifynodefaults>false</alert_notifynodefaults>
		<snmp_notifynodefaults>false</snmp_notifynodefaults>
		<hold>true</hold>
		<request>false</request>
		<conditional>false</conditional>
		<criticaljob>false</criticaljob>
		<job_ancestor_wait_default_ignore>true</job_ancestor_wait_default_ignore>
		<retry>
			<retry_count>0</retry_count>
			<retry_interval>0</retry_interval>
			<last_notify_email>false</last_notify_email>
			<last_notify_alerts>false</last_notify_alerts>
			<last_notify_snmp>false</last_notify_snmp>
		</retry>
		<subappl_wait>false</subappl_wait>
		<agent>FTPP02</agent>
		<transferdirection>DOWNLOAD</transferdirection>
		<serveraddress>216.181.92.85</serveraddress>
		<remotename>a_remote_file.txt</remotename>
		<localname>a_local_file.txt</localname>
		<userid>FTPXFR</userid>
		<transfertype>B</transfertype>
		<commands>
			<command>lcd testdir</command>
			<command>ls</command>
		</commands>
	</ftp_job>​

• What jobs have inline javascipt?
• How many FTP jobs do I have?
• What resources are defined across all jobs in all applications?
• What are the File Trigger events using agent XXX?
• How many jobs use the Alert named XXX?

[xml]$xmlData = Get-Content -Path 'D:\ACP010'
Select-Xml -Xml $xmlData -XPath "//ns:script_definition" -Namespace @{ns="http://dto.wa.ca.com/application"} | foreach {write-host -ForegroundColor Green $_.Node.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.Name -NoNewline; Write-Host "`t`t`t`t   " $_.node.innertext "`n"}​

I load the application ACP010 into an xml variable called $xmlData
Since all inline Javascript is stored in XML tags called <script_definition> I can specify that in the -XPath argument, then pipe that to a foreach command that prints the job name, a few tabs, and the content of the <script_definition> element (the actual JavaScript).

The output looks like this:

	<ftp_job name="TESTFPT" qualifier="EXAMPLE">
		<comment>not much to say</comment>
		<dependencies>
			<relcount>0</relcount>
		</dependencies>
		<notifynodefaults>false</notifynodefaults>
		<alert_notifynodefaults>false</alert_notifynodefaults>
		<snmp_notifynodefaults>false</snmp_notifynodefaults>
		<hold>true</hold>
		<request>false</request>
		<conditional>false</conditional>
		<criticaljob>false</criticaljob>
		<job_ancestor_wait_default_ignore>true</job_ancestor_wait_default_ignore>
		<retry>
			<retry_count>0</retry_count>
			<retry_interval>0</retry_interval>
			<last_notify_email>false</last_notify_email>
			<last_notify_alerts>false</last_notify_alerts>
			<last_notify_snmp>false</last_notify_snmp>
		</retry>
		<subappl_wait>false</subappl_wait>
		<agent>FTPP02</agent>
		<transferdirection>DOWNLOAD</transferdirection>
		<serveraddress>216.181.92.85</serveraddress>
		<remotename>a_remote_file.txt</remotename>
		<localname>a_local_file.txt</localname>
		<userid>FTPXFR</userid>
		<transfertype>B</transfertype>
		<commands>
			<command>lcd testdir</command>
			<command>ls</command>
		</commands>
	</ftp_job>​

• What jobs have inline javascipt?
• How many FTP jobs do I have?
• What resources are defined across all jobs in all applications?
• What are the File Trigger events using agent XXX?
• How many jobs use the Alert named XXX?

[xml]$xmlData = Get-Content -Path 'D:\ACP010'
Select-Xml -Xml $xmlData -XPath "//ns:script_definition" -Namespace @{ns="http://dto.wa.ca.com/application"} | foreach {write-host -ForegroundColor Green $_.Node.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.Name -NoNewline; Write-Host "`t`t`t`t   " $_.node.innertext "`n"}​

I load the application ACP010 into an xml variable called $xmlData
Since all inline Javascript is stored in XML tags called <script_definition> I can specify that in the -XPath argument, then pipe that to a foreach command that prints the job name, a few tabs, and the content of the <script_definition> element (the actual JavaScript).

The output looks like this:

	<ftp_job name="TESTFPT" qualifier="EXAMPLE">
		<comment>not much to say</comment>
		<dependencies>
			<relcount>0</relcount>
		</dependencies>
		<notifynodefaults>false</notifynodefaults>
		<alert_notifynodefaults>false</alert_notifynodefaults>
		<snmp_notifynodefaults>false</snmp_notifynodefaults>
		<hold>true</hold>
		<request>false</request>
		<conditional>false</conditional>
		<criticaljob>false</criticaljob>
		<job_ancestor_wait_default_ignore>true</job_ancestor_wait_default_ignore>
		<retry>
			<retry_count>0</retry_count>
			<retry_interval>0</retry_interval>
			<last_notify_email>false</last_notify_email>
			<last_notify_alerts>false</last_notify_alerts>
			<last_notify_snmp>false</last_notify_snmp>
		</retry>
		<subappl_wait>false</subappl_wait>
		<agent>FTPP02</agent>
		<transferdirection>DOWNLOAD</transferdirection>
		<serveraddress>216.181.92.85</serveraddress>
		<remotename>a_remote_file.txt</remotename>
		<localname>a_local_file.txt</localname>
		<userid>FTPXFR</userid>
		<transfertype>B</transfertype>
		<commands>
			<command>lcd testdir</command>
			<command>ls</command>
		</commands>
	</ftp_job>​

• What jobs have inline javascipt?
• How many FTP jobs do I have?
• What resources are defined across all jobs in all applications?
• What are the File Trigger events using agent XXX?
• How many jobs use the Alert named XXX?

[xml]$xmlData = Get-Content -Path 'D:\ACP010'
Select-Xml -Xml $xmlData -XPath "//ns:script_definition" -Namespace @{ns="http://dto.wa.ca.com/application"} | foreach {write-host -ForegroundColor Green $_.Node.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.Name -NoNewline; Write-Host "`t`t`t`t   " $_.node.innertext "`n"}​

I load the application ACP010 into an xml variable called $xmlData
Since all inline Javascript is stored in XML tags called <script_definition> I can specify that in the -XPath argument, then pipe that to a foreach command that prints the job name, a few tabs, and the content of the <script_definition> element (the actual JavaScript).

The output looks like this:

	<ftp_job name="TESTFPT" qualifier="EXAMPLE">
		<comment>not much to say</comment>
		<dependencies>
			<relcount>0</relcount>
		</dependencies>
		<notifynodefaults>false</notifynodefaults>
		<alert_notifynodefaults>false</alert_notifynodefaults>
		<snmp_notifynodefaults>false</snmp_notifynodefaults>
		<hold>true</hold>
		<request>false</request>
		<conditional>false</conditional>
		<criticaljob>false</criticaljob>
		<job_ancestor_wait_default_ignore>true</job_ancestor_wait_default_ignore>
		<retry>
			<retry_count>0</retry_count>
			<retry_interval>0</retry_interval>
			<last_notify_email>false</last_notify_email>
			<last_notify_alerts>false</last_notify_alerts>
			<last_notify_snmp>false</last_notify_snmp>
		</retry>
		<subappl_wait>false</subappl_wait>
		<agent>FTPP02</agent>
		<transferdirection>DOWNLOAD</transferdirection>
		<serveraddress>216.181.92.85</serveraddress>
		<remotename>a_remote_file.txt</remotename>
		<localname>a_local_file.txt</localname>
		<userid>FTPXFR</userid>
		<transfertype>B</transfertype>
		<commands>
			<command>lcd testdir</command>
			<command>ls</command>
		</commands>
	</ftp_job>​

• What jobs have inline javascipt?
• How many FTP jobs do I have?
• What resources are defined across all jobs in all applications?
• What are the File Trigger events using agent XXX?
• How many jobs use the Alert named XXX?

[xml]$xmlData = Get-Content -Path 'D:\ACP010'
Select-Xml -Xml $xmlData -XPath "//ns:script_definition" -Namespace @{ns="http://dto.wa.ca.com/application"} | foreach {write-host -ForegroundColor Green $_.Node.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.Name -NoNewline; Write-Host "`t`t`t`t   " $_.node.innertext "`n"}​

I load the application ACP010 into an xml variable called $xmlData
Since all inline Javascript is stored in XML tags called <script_definition> I can specify that in the -XPath argument, then pipe that to a foreach command that prints the job name, a few tabs, and the content of the <script_definition> element (the actual JavaScript).

The output looks like this:

[xml]$xmlData = Get-Content -Path 'D:\ACP010'
Select-Xml -Xml $xmlData -XPath "//ns:script_definition" -Namespace @{ns="http://dto.wa.ca.com/application"} | foreach {write-host -ForegroundColor Green $_.Node.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.Name -NoNewline; Write-Host "`t`t`t`t   " $_.node.innertext "`n"}​

I load the application ACP010 into an xml variable called $xmlData
Since all inline Javascript is stored in XML tags called <script_definition> I can specify that in the -XPath argument, then pipe that to a foreach command that prints the job name, a few tabs, and the content of the <script_definition> element (the actual JavaScript).

The output looks like this:

[xml]$xmlData = Get-Content -Path 'D:\ACP010'
Select-Xml -Xml $xmlData -XPath "//ns:script_definition" -Namespace @{ns="http://dto.wa.ca.com/application"} | foreach {write-host -ForegroundColor Green $_.Node.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.ParentNode.Name -NoNewline; Write-Host "`t`t`t`t   " $_.node.innertext "`n"}​

I load the application ACP010 into an xml variable called $xmlData
Since all inline Javascript is stored in XML tags called <script_definition> I can specify that in the -XPath argument, then pipe that to a foreach command that prints the job name, a few tabs, and the content of the <script_definition> element (the actual JavaScript).

The output looks like this: