I try to get the list of all the jobs running on a specific client.
When running autorep -J ALL -q I get the following output:
/* ----------------- ### ----------------- */
insert_job: ### job_type: CMD
box_name: ###
command: ###
machine: MACHINE X
owner: autosys
permission:
date_conditions: ###
condition: ###
description: ###
box_terminator: 1
alarm_if_fail: 0
application: ###
/* ----------------- ### ----------------- */
insert_job: ### job_type: CMD
box_name: ###
command: ###
machine: MACHINE Y
owner: autosys
permission:
date_conditions: ###
condition: ###
description: ###
box_terminator: 1
alarm_if_fail: 0
application: ###
...
As you can see, is displayed here the list of ALL the jobs for ALL the clients
What I expect to get is an output as following :
/* ----------------- ### ----------------- */
insert_job: ### job_type: CMD
box_name: ###
command: ###
machine: MACHINE X
owner: autosys
permission:
date_conditions: ###
condition: ###
description: ###
box_terminator: 1
alarm_if_fail: 0
application: ###
/* ----------------- ### ----------------- */
insert_job: ### job_type: CMD
box_name: ###
command: ###
machine: MACHINE X
owner: autosys
permission:
date_conditions: ###
condition: ###
description: ###
box_terminator: 1
alarm_if_fail: 0
application: ###
...
Unfortunately the commands autorep -J ALL -q -m MACHINE X doesn't work but give me the following output :
/* ----------------- MACHINE X ----------------- */
insert_machine: MACHINE X
type: a
factor: 1.00
port: 7520
node_name: MACHINE X
agent_name: WA_AGENT
encryption_type: DEFAULT
opsys: windows
character_code: ASCII
I guess that this is the JIL format to add a machine, so what no I expect to get.
Do you know if what I try to do is possible using autosys commands only or if I have to parse the first output trough some regex to finally obtain what I would like to ?
I have finally created a script that does it for me :
#!/bin/ksh
autorep -j ALL -q > alljobs.jil
mkdir /tmp/autosystemp
i=0
while IFS=\| read -r "line"; do
if [ `echo $line | grep '/* ------' | wc -l` -eq 1 ]; then
i=$((i+1))
fi
echo "$line" >> "/tmp/autosystemp/f$i"
done < alljobs.jil
rm tempo/f0
for file in /tmp/autosystemp/*; do
while read line; do
if [ `echo $line | grep "machine: $1" | wc -l` -eq 1 ]; then
cat $file >> "jobs-on-$1.jil"
fi
done < $file
done
rm -rf /tmp/autosystemp
To use it just pass the machine name as an argument to the script