TWSd (IBM Tivoli)

Conman Showjobs

Syntaxe

$ conman {showjobs | sj} [jobselect]
     [;keys | info | step | logon | crit | keys retcod]
     [;short | single]
     [;offline]
     [;showid]
 
$ conman {showjobs | sj} [jobselect]
     [;deps[;keys | info | logon]]
     [;short | single]
     [;offline]
     [;showid]
     [|<;props>|]
 
$ conman {showjobs | sj} [jobselect | [workstation#]jobnumber.hhmm]
     [;stdlist[;keys]]
     [;short | single]
     [;offline]
     [;showid]
     [|<;props>|]

Arguments	Description
jobselect	See Selecting jobs in commands.
hhmm	The time the job started. Use this, together with the stdlist and single arguments, to display a specific instance of the job.
jobnumber	The job number.
workstation	The name of the workstation on which the job runs. Wildcard characters are permitted.

crit	Displays information in the crit format.
deps	Displays information in the deps format; that is, the jobs used in follows dependencies are listed followed by the dependent jobs and job streams. Jobs are listed in the basic showjobs format. Job streams are listed in the basic showschedules format. Use “keys”, “info”, or “logon” to modify the “deps” display.
info	Displays information in the info format.
keys	Displays a single column list of the objects selected by the command.
logon	Displays information in the logon format.
offline	Sends the output of the command to the conman output device.
\|<props>\|	Displays the following information about the specified job instance, you must have display access to the props of the specified job instance being shown:
retcod	Displays the return code for the job. This argument must be used in conjunction with the keys argument.
short	Shortens the display for every and rerun jobs to include only the following: - The first iteration - Jobs in different states - Exactly matched jobs
showid	Displays for each job stream the job stream identifier.
single	Selects only the parent job in a chain that can include reruns, repetitions, and recovery jobs.
stdlist	Displays information in the stdlist format. Use the keys argument to modify the display.
step	Displays information in the step format.

Exemples

Affichage des Jobsets et Jobs “OJI”

USER

$ conman sj @#@OJI@ Workstation Job Stream SchedTime Job State Pr Start Elapse ReturnCode Dependencies SRV1 #ZP93P3OJIM3EJ00A 1350 07/12 ****************************** SUCC 10 07/12 00:01 {07/11/22} ZP93P3OJIM3EOPALEAAAA SUCC 10 07/12 00:01 0 #J15721 ZP93P3OJIM3EOPALEXZZZ READY [Cancelled] ZP93P3OJIM3EOPALEZZZZ READY 10 [Cancelled] SRV1 #ZP93P3OJIM3HJ00A 1300 07/12 ****************************** SUCC 10 07/12 00:01 {07/11/22} ZP93P3OJIM3HOPALEAAAA SUCC 10 07/12 00:01 0 #J55715 ZP93P3OJIM3HOPALEXZZZ READY 10 [Cancelled] ZP93P3OJIM3HOPALEZZZZ READY 10 [Cancelled] ...

On peut également n'afficher que les Jobsets

USER

$ conman sj @#@OJI@ | grep '\*\*\*' | awk '{print $1$2 “$” $3 “ ” $4 “$ ” $6}' SUZ9TP#ZPWZ00NAM020J01A(0600 01/13) STUCK SUZ9TP#ZPWZ00NAM100J01A(0600 01/13) HOLD SUZ9TP#ZPWZ00NAML20J01A(0601 01/13) HOLD

Afficher les Jobs avec un état particulier

USER

$ conman sj SUZ9TP#ZPWZ00@ +state exec Workstation Job Stream SchedTime Job State Pr Start Elapse ReturnCode Dependencies SUZ9TP #ZPWZ00MBM100J01A 0601 01/14 *************************** EXEC 10 09:34 (03:05) ZPWZ00MBM100SIMETAAAA EXEC +10 09:34 (03:03) #J9176034 SUZ9TP #ZPWZ00MZM002J01A 1800 01/13 *************************** EXEC 10 01/13 (18:27) ZPWZ00MZM002SIMETAAAA EXEC +10 01/13 (18:25) #J30409116 SUZ9TP #ZPWZ00MZM004J01A 1800 01/13 *************************** EXEC 10 01/13 (13:15) ZPWZ00MZM004SIMETAAAA EXEC +10 01/13 (13:13) #J41222586