Purge the compilers! Stop me before I program again!
A while back there was some good natured discussion
concerning the SHOWJOB command how nice it would be if you
could sort on some of the common fields like account names
or logon date/time. My alleged mind toyed with this for a
while and dreamed up some feasible ways to make that happen.
I also ground some gray matter to see if there was a simple
way to dump selected fields about jobs and sessions for
cleaner post processing.
The problem was that it all seemed too easy. So naturally I
had to experiment, then slap some code here, bondo there, a
few incantations . . . well, you get the drift. I spent way
too much time writing a utility which, by the nature of the
original discussion, you may be interested in.
I've uploaded Show Job Extended (sjx) to opus.admin.utc.edu.
There are two files, one in squisher format and one in
wrq/label files in a zip file. Docs are included. I've
sent a copt to the CSL as well.
SJX mimics SHOWJOB format, and allows the list to be sorted
on one or more of 20 different fields. The output format
matches SHOWJOB, or alternately sjx can dump columns of
selected fields. It also allows displaying multiple
selected jobs by job number (#j123+s456+j789). A future
version will allow this by job name with wild cards
(a@,@.@+@,b###.c???).
The rest of this message is the documentation (limited as it
is). Comments, bugs reports, criticisms and flames are
welcome.
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PROGRAM: SJX
VERSION: 1.0
BY: Guy Smith
LANGUAGE: C
COPYRIGHT: Guy Smith
CAPS: PM (AIFs)
DESCRIPTION: The SHOWJOB command has some basic
limitations. It cannot sort the list of
jobs, cannot display selected fields, cannot
show multiple selected jobs, etc.
SJX is a *rough* clone of the SHOWJOB
command. It does not behave in the same way,
our produce exactly to same output. It does
not attempt to replicate CIERRORs when
problems are encountered.
However, it does allow the reporting of
several selected jobs (#s1+j2+s3), allows the
list to be sorted on one or several fields
(sort by logon date/time, account, CPU use)
and can report selected fields. Each of
these functions is useful in reducing screen
clutter and/or providing tabular data for
other programs.
USAGE: | SCHED |
| EXEC |
SJX | STATUS |
| #J/Snnn+J/Snnn+J/Snnn . . . |
| @J |
| ;JOB=@S |
| @
| ;INTO |
| ;EXEC |
| ;SUSP |
| ;WAIT |
| ;SORT=fields |
| ;FIELDS=fields |
| ;NOHEAD |
| ;NOFOOT |
All parameters are passed to the program in
the ;INFO= string. A command file or UDC
could be setup to pass the parms to ;INFO=
transparently.
The SHOWJOB parmaters of SCHED, EXEC, and
STATUS work as they do in SHOWJOB.
SJX can take a list of specific job/session
numbers (sorry, negative lists and wild cards
are not yet supported).
One syntactical difference is that the
selection of WAITed jobs by the deferment
status of list devices is not supported.
Also note that as of this version, the syntax
for selecting jobs via ;JOB= is limited to
selecting just jobs, just sessions, or all
jobs and sessions.
FIELDS: Most of the reportable fields can also be
used for sorting and reporting. When the
;FIELD= parameter is used, the default format
is abandoned, and instead one column per
field are displayed. The columns will align
for tabular parsing, but no attempt is made
to wrap the fields neatly within a set number
of columns. So, if you select a huge number
of fields, they may wrap oddly on a terminal.
For both ;FIELDS= and ;SORT=, most field
names can be condensed to three characters.
The fields that can be used for sorting and
selecting include:
NAME Session name
USER User name
ACCOUNT Account name
GROUP Current group name
STATE Execution state (INTRO, SUSP)
QUITE In QUIET mode
STDLIST $STDLIST in delete state
INPRI Input priority
OUTPRI Output priority
INDEV Input device
OUTDEV Output device/class
DATE* Start date
TIME* Start time
PRIORITY Current execution priority
RESTART Job keyed to restart
NUMBERED Input job file numbered
PROGRAMMATIC Programmatic session
CPU CPU time (reported in secs)
CREATIONS Cumulative process creations
JSNUMBER Job/Session number (#Snnn)
WAIT Position in waited job list
* Date and time are used together for
sorting, and you can only specify DATE.
EXAMPLES: The following are a few examples of how SJX
can be used.
: sjx
JOBNUM STATE IPRI JIN JLIST INTRODUCED JOB NAME
#J4 EXEC 89S LP WED 11:11P FTPMON,FTP.SYS
#J37 EXEC 89S LP THU 2:12A
STRMJOB,MGR.SERVICE
#S374 EXEC 425 425 WED 11:16A MGR.SERVICE
#S376 EXEC 254 254 WED 11:32A SANDI.SERVICE
#J746 SCHED 89S THU 1:00A
FTSBKUPJ,MGR.FTSLIB
#J773 SCHED 89S THU 6:30A
ROBOTJOB,MANAGER.SYS
#J771 SCHED 89S THU 6:00A
TOUCHREM,MGR.SERVICE
JOBFENCE= 0; JLIMIT= 30; SLIMIT= 50
:: sjx 'sort=account,user,session;job=@j'
JOBNUM STATE IPRI JIN JLIST INTRODUCED JOB NAME
#J761 EXEC 89S LP WED 2:22A
STRMJOB,MGR.DPSQA
#J759 EXEC 89S LP WED 2:22A
STRMJOB,MGR.DPSX4
#J746 SCHED 89S THU 1:00A
FTSBKUPJ,MGR.FTSLIB
#J743 EXEC 89S LP WED 1:04A
FTSH1L2,MGR.FTSLIB
#J744 EXEC 89S LP WED 1:04A
FTSRCVRJ,MGR.FTSLIB
#J654 EXEC 89S LP TUE 3:50P
JOBLSTN,MGR.MBFOSTER
#J740 EXEC 89S LP TUE 10:39P JOBRSQ,MGR.NSD
#J70 EXEC 89S LP THU 10:49A
NETUNIX,MANAGER.RAC
#J38 EXEC 89S LP THU 2:12A
BWRTJOB,MGR.SERVICE
#J87 EXEC 89S LP THU 2:28P
CARPLDJ,MGR.SERVICE
#J873 EXEC 89S LP WED 4:20P
DALE,MGR.SERVICE
#J680 EXEC 89S LP TUE 4:11P
QUERYSVR,MGR.SERVICE
#J683 EXEC 89S LP TUE 4:12P
QUERYSVR,MGR.SERVICE
#J682 EXEC 89S LP TUE 4:12P
QUERYSVR,MGR.SERVICE
#J678 EXEC 89S LP TUE 4:11P
QUERYSVR,MGR.SERVICE
#J679 EXEC 89S LP TUE 4:11P
QUERYSVR,MGR.SERVICE
#J681 EXEC 89S LP TUE 4:12P
QUERYSVR,MGR.SERVICE
#J37 EXEC 89S LP THU 2:12A
STRMJOB,MGR.SERVICE
#J771 SCHED 89S THU 6:00A
TOUCHREM,MGR.SERVICE
#J4 EXEC 89S LP WED 11:11P FTPMON,FTP.SYS
#J3 EXEC 89S LP WED 11:10P
CMSG,MANAGER.SYS
#J773 SCHED 89S THU 6:30A
ROBOTJOB,MANAGER.SYS
#J741 EXEC 89S LP TUE 10:39P
SCOPEJOB,MANAGER.SYS
#J301 EXEC 89S LP MON 6:03A
CSISHB,MANAGER.SYSTEM
#J772 EXEC 89S LP WED 6:06A
USPOOL,MANAGER.SYSTEM
#J742 EXEC 89S LP TUE 10:39P
BACKG,MANAGER.VESOFT
#J102 EXEC 89S LP THU 3:45P
BWRTJOB,MGR.WARDS
#J671 EXEC 89S LP TUE 4:08P
STRMJOB,MGR.WARDS
JOBFENCE= 0; JLIMIT= 30; SLIMIT= 50
: :
sjx 'fields=user,account,cpu;sort=cpu'
USER ACCOUNT CPU_SECS
MGR FTSLIB 0
MANAGER SYSTEM 0
MANAGER SYSTEM 0
MANAGER SYSTEM 0
MANAGER SYS 0
MGR SERVICE 0
MANAGER SYSTEM 0
MANAGER RAC 0
MGR SERVICE 0
MGR FTSLIB 0
BOB SERVICE 5
FTP SYS 5
JON SERVICE 7
MGR WARDS 9
MGR NSD 9
MGR SERVICE 10
JAY SERVICE 10
MGR SERVICE 12
MGR DPSX4 12
KRISTIN SERVICE 97
SHILIN SERVICE 114
RICH SERVICE 115
MGR SERVICE 135
MARY SERVICE 156
MANAGER SYSTEM 257
JOBFENCE= 0; JLIMIT= 30; SLIMIT= 50
: sjx '#j3+j4+s343+s345'
JOBNUM STATE IPRI JIN JLIST INTRODUCED JOB NAME
#J4 EXEC 89S LP WED 11:11P FTPMON,FTP.SYS
#J3 EXEC 89S LP WED 11:10P
CMSG,MANAGER.SYS
#S343 EXEC 256 256 WED 8:08A RANDY.NETD
#S345 EXEC 443 443 WED 8:22A RICH.SERVICE
JOBFENCE= 0; JLIMIT= 30; SLIMIT= 50
:
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