Can list of applications or events be extracted as text

[DONNA DOMOVIC]

Hello,

We sometimes get requests from our application support groups asking for a list of their dSeries applications or events.  While the list of these is easy to pull up based on our naming convention, we tend to end up doing screen shots to get them that information.  Ideally we'd like to be able to provide that information as a text file which would allow them to more easily copy and paste the names when the contact us for changes.

Is there any way to extract the list of events or applications in a text format?

Thanks,
Donna Domovic

[Ravi Kiran Kunduri]

Hi,

jobmap cli command should be helpful here. It gives information at job level as well. The output can be saved in a text file.
You can filter out what you want to display based on the DISPLAYFIELDS and NODISPLAYFIELDS options below.

-> help jobmap
Usage:
JOBMAP EVENTS("events") [JOBS("jobs")] [SCHEDULECRITERIA("schedulecriteria")] [DISPLAYFIELDS("displayfields")] [NODISPLAYFIELDS("nodisplayfields")]

Display jobmap information including the last run of a job.
Example:
jobmap events("SCHEDMASTER.VERIFY")
jobmap events("*")
jobmap events("SCHEDMASTER.VERIFY") jobs("WIN*")
jobmap events("SCHEDMASTER.VERIFY") schedulecriteria("friday")
jobmap events("SCHEDMASTER.VERIFY") DisplayFields("SUCC,PRED")
jobmap events("SCHEDMASTER.VERIFY") NoDisplayFields("SUCC")

events <string>
The Event name. If not specified, all Events details are listed. Wildcard characters are permitted. * represents any string of zero or more characters. ? represents any single character.
Sequence of characters matching regular expression "[\p{L}\p{N}@$_\.\*\?]*".

jobs <string>
The job name(s). If not specified, all jobs details are listed. Wildcard characters are permitted. * represents any string of zero or more characters. ? represents any single character.
Sequence of characters matching regular expression "[\p{L}\p{N}@$_\.\*\?]*".

schedulecriteria <string>
The schedule statement.

displayfields <string>
A comma separated field list to display in the output.

nodisplayfields <string>
A comma separated field list to skip in the output.

Hope it helps!
Ravi Kiran

[Nitin Pande]

Hi,
In addition to job JOBMAP, you can also use LISTEVENT in CLI just to see all your events.  Type HELP LISTEVENT to get more details.

HTH,
Nitin Pande

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[DONNA DOMOVIC]

Ravi and Nitin,

Thanks for the quick response.  We'll play around with the 2 options you suggested.  

One follow up question on the JOBMAP option.  In the example, I see you list SUCC,PRED and fields. 

Is there some place where I can find a list the various field names that can be used in that parameter or other places field names are listed?

Thanks,
Donna Domovic

[Nitin Pande]

Hi Donna,
Please see this link for all Jobmap keywords.  Here is the link for Jobmap documentation for your reference as well.

HTH,
Nitin Pande
Broadcom

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[MICHAEL VARRIANO]

JOBMAP EVENTS("events") [JOBS("jobs")] [SCHEDULECRITERIA("schedulecriteria")]

do you have documentation that describes all the schedulecriteria syntax with examples?

thanks!

[Nitin Pande]

Here is the doc link for JOBMAP for all the keywords that are supported.  See here for examples.

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