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Create a listing of all Lawson jobs

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GCAMM84
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11/8/2019 8:40 PM

We run on an IBMi V7R2.
We are attempting to clean out our scheduled/recurring jobs and change any that are set up to be run by user's profile name to a generic profile name so that when an employee leaves we don't have to fix these before we can delete the user profile.
Is there a way to get a listing of all of the scheduled/recurring jobs along with their parameters as well as who runs the job?

 

Thanks!

Greg Moeller
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11/8/2019 9:00 PM
If you have access to LID

you can always do a "rngdbdump gen recurjob -f Username Jobname Jobqueue"  (without the quotes)

If no, you can write a Crystal report to dump same information.  The parameters are not that easy to get.

They exist in the gen database, but can be scattered in a field.

JimY
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11/11/2019 10:57 AM
In LID from the command line you can also run recrpt with the user field blank and it will give you a listing of all the users. You can then send it to a file.
GCAMM84
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11/14/2019 2:54 PM

Greg Moeller, is there a way to use this command in LID to view all jobs for all users instead of having to input a specific user or job?

 

JimY, I used the recrpt in LID and it didn't return any jobs even after pressing F3 to select "All Users". 

 

Thank you guys so very much for your help!!

Greg Moeller
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11/14/2019 3:07 PM
GCAMM84: The command I gave you will do what you are asking for- The -f just specifies that fields that you want... you could dump the entire table if you wanted to by rngdbdump gen recurjob --- but that gives you every field in the table.
Jeff Shumate
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11/14/2019 3:07 PM
I like using jobdump in summary. as in jobdump -o Job

JimY
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11/14/2019 4:09 PM
I delete the user name and then select all users. That works for me. We are on environment version 10.0.9.