5.28 jobschprintcsv -n Command

Synopsis

jobschprintcsv -n [-toplevel] [-title] [-sys subsystem-number](*1)

*1:: [-sys subsystem-number] is the option of Systemwalker Operation Manager EE.

Description

The jobschprintcsv -n command outputs the job net's current status to standard output in CSV format.

Saving the output result in a file enables the job net current status to be managed in spreadsheet software. (Note)

Note:: Before importing the output result into the spreadsheet software, it is necessary to convert it into the character code supported by that spreadsheet software.

Options

-n

Outputs the current status of the job nets that can be browsed by the user executing this command.

-toplevel

This option outputs only single-level job nets or the first level of multi-level job nets. It does not output child job nets or linked job nets.

-title

If this option is specified, the title is output on the first line.

-sys subsystem-number

In the system with multiple subsystems, this option is used to specify the subsystem that you want to operate. Specify the target subsystem number using a range of 0 to 9. If omitted, the default is subsystem 0.

Command Location

Windows	Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory\MpWalker.JM\bin
Solaris HP-UX AIX Linux	/usr/bin

Output Items

The following explains the items to be output.

Host Name

Host name of the server that executed this command

Sub System

Subsystem number which is corresponding to the Jobscheduler to be operated

Project Name

Name of the project where the job net is registered

Job Net

Name of job net that is registered in the Jobscheduler

Job Net Comment

Job net comment that is registered in the Jobscheduler

Status

Status of the job net

The relevant status is selected from the following thirteen and displayed:

Normal:: Completed

Pseudo:: Pseudo-normal

Abend:: Abended

Forced:: Canceled

Warning:: Warning

Execute:: Executing

Wait:: Waiting

Pause:: Paused

Disable:: Disabled

Coped:: Confirmed

CarryOver:: Carried over

StartDelay:: Start delayed

EndDelay:: End delayed

Note that the "pseudo-normal" state is displayed as the "Completed" if the pseudo-normal option is not selected in the [Define Jobscheduler Startup Parameters] window.

Scheduled Time

Scheduled startup time

Start Time

Start date and time of the job net's previous execution

End Time

End date and time of the job net's previous execution

Completion Code

Completion code of the job net

Caution

When the Master Schedule Management function is enabled, use the stemprint -n(-N) command to output the current state of the job net. Using the stemprint -n(-N) command enables you to narrow down the process dates or projects that you want to output.
For more information on the stemprint -n(-N) command, see "6.13 stemprint -n(-N) Command."

Output Example

An example output result of this command is shown below.

Host Name,Sub System,Project Name,Job Net,Job Net Comment,Status,Scheduled Time,Start Time,End Time,Completion Code
host1,3,Sales,selling,SalesManagement,Abend,,03/01/2014 10:22,10/25/2014 10:38,10
host1,3,Sales,customer,CustomerSalesManagement,Wait,03/01/2014 18:00,,,
host1,3,Sales,sales,CreateWeeklySalesReport,Disable,03/02/2014,02/26/2015 23:00,02/26/2015 23:12, 
host1,3,GeneralAffairst,cashier,CashierDataManagement,Execute,03/05/2014,03/01/2015 14:00,,
host1,3,GeneralAffairs,payroll,PayrollAndBonusCalc,Normal,03/20/2014,02/20/2015 23:00,02/20/2015 23:50,0

When you display the above file in spreadsheet software, you will see a listing similar to: