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I don't have access privileges in UNIX for Autosys to fetch the job report by executing commands. Because, when I execute autorep command it's throwing an error which is a command not found So, I tried using the GUI method where there is an Enterprise Command Line option, but over there I could fetch a job status for one job (or) box at a time and the command which I used was

autorep -j JOB1

As because I need to fetch reports for multiple jobs, it will be more time-consuming work and a lot of manual work will be involved if I follow the above-mentioned approach.

And my query is, What I need to do to fetch the job report for multiple jobs (or) boxes at the same time? Because I tried using the below commands which are

autorep -j JOB1, JOB2

autorep -j JOB1 JOB2

autorep -j JOB1 & autorep -j JOB2

But, nothing didn't work so, can anyone please tell the solution of it?

Karthik Velu
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To enable access to Autosys from linux, you would need to install the Autosys binary and configure a few variables.

From GUI, just to help out with a few queries:

autorep -J ALL -s

Returns the current job status report of all the jobs in the particular instance.

autorep -j APP_ID-APP_NAME* -s

You can use globbing patterns unlike in linux.

autorep -M Machine-Name -s

Returns the current job status report of all the jobs in the particular machine/host/server.

Refer more at AUTOSYS WORKLOAD AUTOMATION 12.0.01

Piyush
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  • Thanks for the Answer, but I need to fetch reports for only a few jobs like job1 job2 & job3 and not for all the jobs. So, what would be the best solution – Karthik Velu May 15 '21 at 16:14
  • If you say your job names are job1 job2 & job3. Then "autorep -J job* -s". – Piyush May 15 '21 at 16:24
  • Highly doubtful, but give it a try ## autorep -J ALL -s | grep -E "job1|job2|job3" ## – Piyush May 15 '21 at 16:28
  • Yeah, again there is a blocker that the job name differs like job1 job2 jb3 jb4. If I mention it as a job* then it won't pick a job named jb3 & jb4 right – Karthik Velu May 15 '21 at 16:28
  • autorep -J ALL -s | grep -E "job1|job2" didn't work. Can you please say any other command – Karthik Velu May 18 '21 at 09:27
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you can do that using in 3 ways :

  1. Use WCC ( GUI ) " Quick View" and search jobs by giving a comma . i.e job1,job2,job3,......job-n . This will give you the status of all jobs you need over there but it wont give you a report as such ( copy and paste in bulk and filter out in excel ).

  2. If you need report of those jobs then I would do like this : Autosys version - 11.3.6 SP8. write a script as follows : report.bat

    echo off cls set mydir="user directory, complete path" set input_dir=D:\test\scripts\test for /f "tokens=1 delims=|" %%A in (%input_dir%\test_jobs.txt) do (autorep -j -w -10 %%A | findstr -V "^$ Job Name ______" )

test_jobs.txt:

job1 job2 job3 . . job-n

above will give the result of jobs as expected, If you want to save the output in a text file and view it use ">" at the end and export the same to a text file .

  1. If you access to IDash Tool then login to IDash and generate a report in reports section based on your requirement . (Easy to use and many report formats are available to download )

Note: 1 Use Autosys command line instead of server command line if you prefer script ( search for command line) .

Hope it helps !

Ahamed
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