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removing inactive job

nirali

We have few hundred jobs hanging in the system for a while now.

I want to remove all these jobs from the system. In the IWsystem module, there is a function to find out jobs and active jobs which are GetWorkflows() and GetActiveWorkflows(). How to find out inactive jobs ? Is there a function for that ? Or do I need to use perl function to list out uncommon elements from the arrays of all jobs and active jobs ?

I want to remove workflows, which are older than a week. How to catch the number of days for a workflow ?

How do I run iwrmjob.exe in the script to remove all inactive jobs ? I need an idea about how to run a command line tool in the script.

Thanks

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ISCBorisB

We have few hundred jobs hanging in the system for a while now.

I want to remove all these jobs from the system. In the IWsystem module, there is a function to find out jobs and active jobs which are GetWorkflows() and GetActiveWorkflows(). How to find out inactive jobs ? Is there a function for that ? Or do I need to use perl function to list out uncommon elements from the arrays of all jobs and active jobs ?

I want to remove workflows, which are older than a week. How to catch the number of days for a workflow ?

How do I run iwrmjob.exe in the script to remove all inactive jobs ? I need an idea about how to run a command line tool in the script.

Thanks

This issue has been raised few time before. Try to search forum, there are working samples, etc

nirali

[html]my $system = new TeamSite::WFsystem();
my $wfs = $system->GetWorkflows();

foreach my $workflow (@{$wfs})
{

my $JOB_ID = $workflow->GetId();
print "Removing Job # $JOB_ID\n";
my $rm_string = "/iw-home/bin/iwrmjob $JOB_ID";
my $result = `$rm_string`;
}[/html]

I have found above script from previous threads. We need to run iwrmjob clt on the command line to remove job from system. Here is the line in above code that removes the job

my $rm_string = "/iw-home/bin/iwrmjob $JOB_ID";

My confusion is regarding the running this code on command line. Does this code run on command line ? If not, then how will it remove job from system. Can somkeone please explain, how does this code work at command line ?

Thanks

Adam Stoller

[html]my $system = new TeamSite::WFsystem();
my $wfs = $system->GetWorkflows();

foreach my $workflow (@{$wfs})
{

my $JOB_ID = $workflow->GetId();
print "Removing Job # $JOB_ID\n";
my $rm_string = "/iw-home/bin/iwrmjob $JOB_ID";
my $result = `$rm_string`;
}[/html]

I have found above script from previous threads. We need to run iwrmjob clt on the command line to remove job from system. Here is the line in above code that removes the job My confusion is regarding the running this code on command line. Does this code run on command line ? If not, then how will it remove job from system. Can somkeone please explain, how does this code work at command line ?

Thanks

Can you explain what you don't understand?

The script can be run on the command line - the script runs other commands which may be command-line oriented or URL/web-server oriented (the former in this case).

ISCBorisB

[html]my $system = new TeamSite::WFsystem();
my $wfs = $system->GetWorkflows();

foreach my $workflow (@{$wfs})
{

my $JOB_ID = $workflow->GetId();
print "Removing Job # $JOB_ID\n";
my $rm_string = "/iw-home/bin/iwrmjob $JOB_ID";
my $result = `$rm_string`;
}[/html]

I have found above script from previous threads. We need to run iwrmjob clt on the command line to remove job from system. Here is the line in above code that removes the job My confusion is regarding the running this code on command line. Does this code run on command line ? If not, then how will it remove job from system. Can somkeone please explain, how does this code work at command line ?

Thanks

Take a look at the code [post=127702]here[/post]. It is closer to what you need and much more portable and safe coding