Hi,
We have scheduled multiple discovery job to run at different times. Is there a way to find out if it has executed, start and completed times.
Regards,
Sridhara.
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Hi,
We have scheduled multiple discovery job to run at different times. Is there a way to find out if it has executed, start and completed times.
Regards,
Sridhara.
1. As Misaq mentioned Logs are a nice place to look at with baregrep, but they can be easily overwritten.
2. You can also use the methods viewJobExecHistory and viewExecutionTimelineByJob from each probe as suggested here.
https://community.opentext.com/it_ops_mgt/ucmdb/f/discussions/319350/how-to-check-start-and-finish-time-of-each-discovery-job
This will export each run of the job
3. There use to be a utility called JET (Job Execution Timeline) that generates a Gantt chart.
Does anyone know from where to get that utility ?
4. For the last run - Previous Invocation (Last Start Time) and Last Duration can be found in the CMS UI in the Probe Dashboard (even if you still use the old discovery). Click on each probe and add the relevant columns
Cheers!
Emil
1. As Misaq mentioned Logs are a nice place to look at with baregrep, but they can be easily overwritten.
2. You can also use the methods viewJobExecHistory and viewExecutionTimelineByJob from each probe as suggested here.
https://community.opentext.com/it_ops_mgt/ucmdb/f/discussions/319350/how-to-check-start-and-finish-time-of-each-discovery-job
This will export each run of the job
3. There use to be a utility called JET (Job Execution Timeline) that generates a Gantt chart.
Does anyone know from where to get that utility ?
4. For the last run - Previous Invocation (Last Start Time) and Last Duration can be found in the CMS UI in the Probe Dashboard (even if you still use the old discovery). Click on each probe and add the relevant columns
Cheers!
Emil