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Refine the Autosys Query
Name: Ravik3 Date: December 13, 2007 at 16:35:22 Pacific OS: Unix CPU/Ram: 100000000 Product: Unix
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I am trying to find all the autosys jobs ran on that date in order. Also check the exact command executed. My query does work some time sometime it does not give any result. Please let me know, if there is any other solution to this? autorep -j % -w |grep -v ^$ |grep 12/12/2007 |sort -k 5 |awk '{print $1}' |tee jobname.txt |cat |sed 's/^/autorep -j /g'|sed 's/$/ -q /g' > jobname2.jil |chmod 777 jobname2.jil |sleep 06 |ksh jobname2.jil |grep command
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