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[Andi]

Hi,

I had a presentation of Unijob by Orsyp pre-sales.

The package seems quite interesting in terms of ROI (especially these days!) and IT operations control.

But I forgot to ask them one question; so here it is:

is a command mode available for Unijob as it is for $U?

Andi

[men]

Hi Andi,

a command mode is on its way for Unijob!

It is announced for the V1.1. You'll have commands to monitor your local operations and to create jobs (as easily as you do with cron).

Hope this helps,

Michel

[men]

Additional information:

It will be possible in V1.1 (planned for the end of 2008) to list jobs, and take actions on the operations (recover a failed job, hold a job, etc.). As to job creation, this will be possible in a single command and customers who have scripted cron job creation have just very few updates to make.

Michel

[men]

Hi there,

as V1.1 of Unijob is being released, here are some information on the command mode it includes:

unilst RUN ... Lists all job runs
uniend RUN ... Stops a job in Pending or Running status, killing the process. The job ends in aborted status with a specific mention.
unihld JOB ... Disables the schedule of a job and removes its next execution.
unirls JOB ... Enables the schedule of a job and posts the next execution

These actions are possible for local jobs only.

These is also a command to create a job or create a run of a job on demand:

uniadd JOB: Creates a Job using Cron syntax for the scheduling.
uniadd RUN: Creates a Run on demand (from a Job).

Michel