Download Autosys

--> export a list of jobs by Job Status using autorep command calendar_todayUpdated On: Products Autosys Workload Automation Issue/Introduction A quick way to export these AutoSys jobs by status? (i.e. jobs that are inactive or only jobs on_ice etc.,) Environment AutoSys Workload Automation Resolution Below example is for Unix/Linux platforms, appropriate formatting can be done on Windows using Powershell or something similar.For a detailed list of jobs that are ON ICE:autorep -J % | grep OI | awk '{ print $1 }' | xargs -n 1 autorep -q -JFor a detailed list of jobs that have run to success: autorep -J % | grep SU | awk '{ print $1 }' | xargs -n 1 autorep -q -JWhen the command autorep -J % is run, the ST/Ex status shows different 2-letter abbreviations that is needed after the grep command in the above examples. Additional Information Feedback thumb_up Yes thumb_down No

FTP Plug-in Enables the FTP plug-in on the agent, which lets you configure FTP client and FTP server options. Default: disabled (unselected)FTP Client Information Specifies whether the agent can act as an FTP client using Regular or Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption for FTP transfers. Default: Regular Client TransferFTP Server Information Specifies whether the agent can act as an FTP server using regular or Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption for FTP transfers. Default: Disable FTP ServerFTP Server Port Specifies the port number for the agent to act as an FTP server. Default: 21 Limits: 1-65534FTP User ID Specifies the FTP user ID required to access the FTP server.FTP Password Specifies the password corresponding to the FTP user ID. Limits: case-sensitiveVerify FTP Password Confirms the FTP password.Enable SNMP Job Type Specifies whether the agent enables SNMP jobs. Default: disabled (unselected)SNMP Trap Listener Port Specifies the agent port listening for trap information. Default: 162 Limits: 1-65535Use SSA Socket Enables a connection to AutoSys Workload Automation using the Secure Socket Adapter (SSA). Default: disabled (unselected)SSA Socket Path Specifies the path to the *.so file (UNIX) or *.dll file (Windows) for communication with AutoSys Workload Automation using the Secure Socket Adapter (SSA). Default:For UNIX: /opt/CA/SharedComponents/Csam/SockAdapter/libFor Windows: C:\Program Files\CA\SharedComponents\Csam\SockAdapter\bin For UNIX systems, also specify the Workload Automation shared directory.Workload Automation Shared Directory Specifies the path to the shared components directory for AutoSys Workload Automation. Default: /opt/CA/SharedComponents This path is required for UNIX systems.Windows Service Name Specifies the name of the Windows service for the agent. You can control the agent on Windows as a service. Default: AutoSys Mode installation: Workload Automation Agent (AGENT_NAME) This name is the default and cannot be modified in the interactive installation.Non-AutoSys Mode installation: WA AgentWindows Service Option Sets how the agent, which is installed as a Windows Service, starts whenever

It requires is not available. The alarm text includes specific information about the problem. AutoSys Workload Automation attempts to restart the job after a suitable delay.Indicates that the manually generated sendevent -E RESTARTJOB command fails, typically due to one of the following reasons:The job is not in a FAILURE state.The job is not an SAP BW Process Chain, Microfocus, or Informatica job.AutoSys Workload Automation displays RESTARTJOBFAIL alarms when you create a report using the autorep -J -d command.Indicates that the RESUMEJOB event fails; typically when you send the event when the Hadoop Oozie workflow is not in the SUSPENDED state.RETURN_RESOURCE_FAIL (543)Indicates that the resource manager cannot return a resource.Indicates that the SEND_SIGNAL event fails.SERVICEDESK_FAILURE (533)Indicates that the scheduler cannot open a CA Service Desk ticket for the failing job.Indicates that AutoSys Workload Automation cannot start a job, typically due to communication problems with the remote machine. AutoSys Workload Automation attempts to restart the job.Indicates that the SUSPENDJOB event fails; typically when you send the event when the Hadoop Oozie workflow is not in the RUNNING state.Indicates that Telemetry failed to collect or send data.Indicates that the scheduler cannot send a notification for the requesting job to the Notification Services component of CA NSM.Indicates that the version number that the calling routine generates and the version number of the agent do not match. Inspect the agent log file, and install the proper agent version.Indicates that a job cannot continue running until it receives a user reply.

Building JVM list ... Enter the absolute path to a 32-bit JAVA VM executable of your choiceExit InstallerDefault: The first item in the JVM list, if the list is not empty. Otherwise, there will only be options to enter the absolute path to a 32-bit JAVA VM executable or exit.For PPC, PPCLE, ZLinux and Solaris Please Choose a Java 64-bit VM for Use by the Installed Application Warning! JVMs listed below consist of JRE versions 1.8 64-bit found in the PATH environment variable. Building JVM list ... Enter the absolute path to a 64-bit JAVA VM executable of your choiceExit InstallerDefault: The first item in the JVM list, if the list is not empty. Otherwise, there will only be options to enter the absolute path to a 64-bit JAVA VM executable or exit. On IBM i: The JVM used by the agent is the value of JAVA_HOME used to run the installer. No selection prompt will appear.Installation Path Specifies the path to the location where you want to install the agent program files. The specified location must not be empty. Default:For Linux/UNIX/IBM i/HPE Integrity NonStop: /opt/CA/WA_AgentFor Windows: C:\Program Files\CA\WA AgentAgent Installation Profile Indicates whether to configure the agent for use with a AutoSys Workload Automation manager or other managers.AutoSys Workload Automation Agent Configuration Configures the agent for use with an AutoSys Workload Automation manager. Other Agent Configuration Configures the agent for use with other managers. Default: AutoSys Workload Automation Profile Library (IBM i only) Defines the name of the IBM i library that contains the objects that the agent requires. The library can exist, but the library must be empty. This library cannot be the same library that is used for another agent that is installed on the same IBM i system Agent Name Defines the agent name. You need

AutoSys is a widely-used job scheduling tool that automates IT tasks and workflows. To effectively manage and control these workflows, AutoSys provides various job statuses that help users monitor and manage job execution. Two such statuses are "On Hold" and "On Ice." While both statuses prevent a job from running, they serve different purposes and have distinct effects on job scheduling. In this article, we will explore the differences between "On Hold" and "On Ice" in AutoSys, how they are used, and when to apply each status.Overview of Job Statuses in AutoSysAutoSys jobs can have several statuses, each indicating a specific state of the job's lifecycle. Some of the most common statuses include:Active: The job is currently running.Success: The job has completed successfully.Failure: The job has completed with errors.On Hold: The job is placed on hold and will not run until released.On Ice: The job is placed on ice and will not run until removed from this status.Terminated: The job has been manually stopped.What Does "On Hold" Mean?When a job is placed On Hold, it is essentially paused or suspended. This means that the job will not run at its scheduled time, and any dependencies on this job will also be affected. The key characteristics of a job in the "On Hold" status are:Manual Intervention Required: The job will remain on hold until it is manually released by the user. Once released, the job will be eligible to run according to its schedule.Dependencies Affected: Any jobs that are dependent on the "On Hold" job will not run until the hold is released. This can be useful if you want to pause a sequence of jobs temporarily without affecting the overall schedule.No New Schedule: The original schedule of the job remains intact, but the job will not run until released from the hold.What Does "On Ice" Mean?The On Ice status is similar to "On Hold" in that it prevents a job from running, but it differs in several important ways:Inactive Status: A job placed "On Ice" is considered inactive and will not run until it is taken off ice. Unlike "On Hold," "On Ice" can affect the job's scheduling behavior.Dependent Jobs Run Normally: Unlike a job on hold, a job that is "On Ice" does not affect the running of dependent jobs. The downstream jobs will still run according to their schedules or conditions as if the "On Ice" job has

In a hierarchical folder structure.It offers features for security. You will be able to manage access control lists at the folder level.It will allow you to deploy all components of workload automation in containers.You can connect jobs using variables.Verdict: IBM Workload Automation will help you with batch & real-time hybrid workload management. It will optimize workload management, improve business agility, and simplify operations.Website: Control-MBest for medium to large-sized businessesPrice: You can get a quote for its pricing details. Control-M can be tried for free.Control-M is the Workload automation software with capabilities of Workflow Orchestration, Data Pipelines, SLA Management, Managed File transfer, etc. It supports the Hybrid and Multi-Cloud environment. It can provide a 360-degree view of the data pipeline at every stage.With intelligent file movement and enhanced visibility, you will have control over file transfer operations.Features: This solution will let you extend Dev and Ops collaboration with a Jobs-as-Code approach.It provides native AWS and Azure integrations that will simplify the workflows across Hybrid & Multi-cloud environments.It provides proactive SLA management with intelligent predictive analytics.It offers robust support to audits, compliance, and governance.Verdict: The Control-M Workload Automation solution will simplify the workflow orchestration. It provides the functionalities to define, schedule, manage, and monitor workflows. It has advanced operational capabilities.Website: BroadcomBest for small to large businesses.Price: You can get a quote for its pricing details.AutoSys Workload Automation can effectively manage business-critical workloads. It is the solution to improve the availability of critical application workloads across enterprises.Suggested reading = >> Top AutoSys AlternativesAutoSys Workload Automation platform comes with various capabilities like extreme scalability, regulatory audit support, fault tolerance & recovery, self-service, extensive application support, and workload automation agents.Also read =>> Fault Tolerance Testing using Katalon StudioFeatures: AutoSys Workload Automation software dynamically responds to real-time business events.It can map workload processes to service level agreements to SLAs.It can perform continuous monitoring. It provides the functionalities for automating recovery.AutoSys Workload Automation will provide a single point of control to manage and visualize the critical business processes end-to-end across platforms.Verdict: AutoSys Workload Automation will improve visibility and control. Its benefits include reduced operational costs, improved efficiency, and increased performance.Further Reading => Most Popular Hybrid Cloud Workload Automation Tools#8) Activeeon ProActivePrice: You can get a quote for its pricing details. ProActive can be tried for free.ProActive is a job scheduling, workload automation, and orchestration & meta-scheduling solution. It provides a user-friendly scheduling system, error management system, priority