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Scheduled Job - Information Export

al91206

Hi,

We're looking to develop a report that shows us what jobs are currently scheduled and which users are in the distribution list. Is this a possibility? As we grow our number of scheduled reports this type of information becomes more important.

Running iServer 10 SP1 on Linux

Thanks!

Al in SoCal

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averma

Hi Al,
You can get all this information (and more) in Management Console. You can access it at:
http://<Your Server>:8900/acadmin
Once there go to the Jobs tab and select the Schedules sub tab.

Ashwini

al91206

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'averma'" data-cid="70056" data-time="1288984329" data-date="05 November 2010 - 12:12 PM">
Hi Al, 
You can get all this information (and more) in Management Console. You can access it at: 
http://<Your Server>:8900/acadmin 
Once there go to the Jobs tab and select the Schedules sub tab. 
 
Ashwini </blockquote>
 
Ashwini, 
 
As always thanks for that info. Actually I know where to manually look for the information. We've been using iServer now for about 1.5 years - we know about the admin page. What we are looking for is a way to extract that info automatically. Is there any way to extract this data into a BIRT report - because as the number of jobs grow exponentially it's frustrating to have to go to the admin page and manually look at who the report is scheduled to go to w/o a report doing this for us. 
 
Thanks, 
 
Alfred

averma

You could use iServer Web Service to fetch this data and use it in your report.

Ashwini

al91206

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'averma'" data-cid="70143" data-time="1289331442" data-date="09 November 2010 - 12:37 PM">
You could use iServer Web Service to fetch this data and use it in your report. 
 
Ashwini </blockquote>
 
This is good news - so now knowing this is a possibility a couple more questions. When you say 'web service' are you talking about IDAPI or something different? Also - is there any documentation about this? 
 
Thanks! 
 
Alfred

averma

Yes I am referring to IDAPI, you can see the wsdl associated with web services if you point your browser to http://<server>:8000/wsdl
The api are also documented in the user manual "Using BIRT iServer Integration Technology"

Ashwini