Qorus Integration Engine
3.0.4.p7
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ojview
[options]This program displays information about the status of Qorus Jobs and of job processing. Without options, an overview is given of all job instances in the last 24 hours.
Depending on the options given on the command-line, detailed information can be retrieved and output for the objects desired.
For example, to see an overview of all job data with no time limitations:
To see the detailed status of job instance ID 9649, with job info and error info:
Be aware that this program is delivered as a Qore-language script, and, as such, requires either the $OMQ_DIR
or $QORE_MODULE_DIR
environment variables to be set to find the Qorus client module, if not located in the default location.
Data Options Supported by ojview
Option | Short | Description |
name | n/a | Shows an overview of the job name given for the given time period (default: last 24 hours) |
number | n/a | Shows an overview of the job id given for the given time period (default: last 24 hours) |
jid | n/a | Shows information about the job instance given (id = job instance id) |
–date=ARG | -D | Show information from the date and time given (format YYYY[MM[DD[HHmmSS]]] ) |
–hour | -H | Show information from the last 60 minutes |
–day | -d | Show information form the last 24 hours (default) |
–week | -w | Show information from the last 7 days |
–month | -m | Show information from the last month |
–year | -y | Show information from the last year |
–all | -a | Show all information |
Metadata Option Supported by ojview
Option | Short | Description |
–definition | -f | Show job definition (metadata) |
–all-jobs | -A | List definition info for all defined jobs |
Output Options Supported by ojview
Option | Short | Description |
–status=ARG | -S | Show only job instances with status=ARG (C = COMPLETE, E = ERROR, I = IN-PROGRESS, Z = CRASH) |
Miscellaneous Options Supported by ojview
Option | Short | Description |
–verbose | -v | Show more information (more –v’s = more info) |
–help | -h | Prints command help text |
–url=ARG | -u | Sets the URL; see UNIX Socket Support in URLs |
–proxy-url=ARG | -p | Set the proxy URL: "http://host:port" ; at least host or port must be given; ex: "http://proxy1:8080" ; see UNIX Socket Support in URLs |
–show-url | -U | Show default URL |
–message | -r | Show reformatted request and response messages |
–literal | -l | Show literal request and response messages (2x or with -v = show headers) |
–mono | -M | Do not use ANSI colors in output |