list_jobs - Data Stream Architecture

Teradata Data Stream Architecture (DSA) User Guide

Product
Data Stream Architecture
Release Number
16.00
Published
November 2016
Language
English (United States)
Last Update
2018-04-17
dita:mapPath
zgh1474305420348.ditamap
dita:ditavalPath
3150_DSA_UG_1600.ditaval.ditaval
dita:id
B035-3150
lifecycle
previous
Product Category
Software
Teradata Tools and Utilities

Purpose

The list_jobs command lists jobs defined and stored in the DSC repository. If a specific job is requested, that job definition is displayed. Otherwise, a list of job names matching any provided filters is displayed. If no parameters are provided, a list of jobs (excluding backup repository jobs) is displayed.

Syntax

list_jobs [optional parameters]

Example

dsc list_jobs -n job1

Parameters

n|name Name
[Optional] The name of the job definition to display.
If you specify a name, the command processes the name with wildcards at the beginning and end of the name. Specifying job1 might produce a list which includes job1, job 111 and backupjob1.
job1
o|owner Owner
[This parameter is deprecated after release 15.00. You will receive a warning message if you use this parameter.] The owner of the job. Job ownership is used to determine the appropriate privileges given to DSA users.
user
s|state State
[Optional] Enter active or retired. The default is active.
active
S|status Status
[Optional] The latest status for a job. Enter one of the following:
  • running
  • completed_successfully
  • completed_errors
  • failed
  • queued
  • aborting
  • aborted
  • new
  • not_responding
  • warning
t|type Type
[Optional] The type of job. Enter one of the following:
  • BACKUP
  • RESTORE
  • ANALYZE_READ
  • ANALYZE_VALIDATE
backup
B|repository_backup Repository Backup
[Optional] View repository backup jobs.
b|bucket BucketNumber
[Optional] Select a bucket number to display a grouping of data when too many results return to display at once. The command output notifies you if there are more buckets of data to display.

XML File Example

This command does not support an XML file.