Predicted Duration Commands

This page includes the following:

add_predicted_duration()

Add a new predicted duration for a job.

Parameters:

  • job_name - name of the job to create a predicted duration for

  • duration - predicted duration in milliseconds

  • scheduler (optional) - name of the scheduler containing the job (required if more than one scheduler is defined)

    Default: None

  • description (optional) - recommended to be name of algorithm used to calculate predicted duration

    Default: None

  • expiration_date (optional) - date/time that the predicted duration should be used until, in the format understood by parse_date() ('2007/1/15 13:21:00 MST')

    Default: None - never expire predicted duration for this job, see parse_date()

Dependencies:

  • Must be logged in as admin

Result:

  • New predicted duration added for specified job

Example add_predicted_duration() command line usage: 

>>> add_predicted_duration(job_name='h_prices_fw', duration=45000,
    scheduler='tidal53', description='new duration',
    expiration_date='2015/7/10 12:00:00 MDT')
done

Example add_predicted_duration() script usage: 

import sys
from jaws import *

login()
print 'begin'
try:
    add_predicted_duration(job_name='h_prices_fw', duration=45000,
      scheduler='tidal53', description='new duration',
      expiration_date='2015/8/22 12:00:00 MDT')

    print 'end'

finally:
    logout()

delete_predicted_duration()

Delete an existing predicted duration for a job.

Parameters:

  • job_name - name of the job to delete predicted duration for

  • scheduler (optional) - name of the scheduler containing the job (required if more than one scheduler is defined)

    Default: None

Dependencies:

  • Must be logged in as admin

Result:

  • Existing predicted duration deleted for specified job

Example delete_predicted_duration() command line usage: 

>>> delete_predicted_duration(job_name='e-eom-cleanup-bat',
    scheduler='autosysR11-02')
done

Example delete_predicted_duration() script usage: 

import sys
from jaws import *

login()
print 'begin'
try:
    pred = predicted_durations()
    for p in pred:
      delete_predicted_duration(p.job(), p.scheduler())

    print 'end'

finally:
    logout()

predicted_duration()

Get a predicted duration for the specified job_name, scheduler.

Parameters:

  • job_name - name of the job to get predicted duration for

  • scheduler (optional) - name of the scheduler containing the job (required if more than one scheduler is defined)

    Default: None

Dependencies:

  • Must be logged in

Result:

  • A Predicted Duration object representing the predicted duration or None if none exists ,see Predicted Duration.

Example predicted_duration() command line usage: 

>>> predicted_duration(job_name='e-eom-cleanup-bat',
    scheduler='autosysR11-02')
<predicted duration: e-eom-cleanup-bat/autosysR11-02; 45; None>

Example predicted_duration() script usage: 

import sys
from jaws import *

login()
print 'begin'
try:
    dur = predicted_duration(job_name='h_prices_fw',
    scheduler='tidal53')

    print 'job: ' + dur.job()
    print ' scheduler: ' + dur.scheduler()
    print ' description: ' + dur.description()
    print ' duration: ' + str(dur.duration())
    print ' expiration time: ' + dur.expirationTime()

    print 'end'

finally:
    logout()

predicted_durations()

Get all of the user defined predicted durations

Parameters:

  • None

Dependencies:

  • Must be logged in

Result:

  • A list of Predicted Duration objects representing each predicted duration or None if none exists, see Predicted Duration.

Example predicted_durations() command line usage: 

>>> predicted_durations()
Predicted durations found: 2
[<predicted duration: e-eom-cleanup-bat/autosysR11-02; 45; None>,
    <predicted duration: e_som_imprtfx_bat/CLI - API - cm03;
        10:00:00; second duration>]

Example predicted_durations() script usage: 

import sys
from jaws import *

login()
print 'begin'
try:
    pred = predicted_durations()

    for p in pred:
      print 'job: ' + p.job()
      print ' scheduler: ' + p.scheduler()
      print ' description: ' + p.description()
      print ' duration: ' + str(p.duration())
      print ' expiration time: ' + p.expirationTime()

    print 'end'

finally:
    logout()

update_predicted_duration()

Update an existing predicted duration for a job.

Parameters:

  • job_name - name of the job to update predicted duration for

  • duration - new predicted duration in milliseconds

  • scheduler (optional) - name of the scheduler containing the job (required if more than one scheduler is defined)

    Default: None

  • description (optional) - recommended to be name of algorithm used to calculate predicted duration

    Default: None

  • expiration_date (optional) - date/time that the predicted duration should be used until, in the format understood by parse_date() ('2007/1/15 13:21:00 MST')

    Default: None - never expire predicted duration for this job, see parse_date()

Dependencies:

  • Must be logged in as admin

Result:

  • Existing predicted duration updated for given job

Example update_predicted_duration() command line usage: 

>>> update_predicted_duration(job_name='e-eom-cleanup-bat',
    duration=60000, scheduler='autosysR11-02', description='updated',
    expiration_date='2015/6/30 12:00:00 MDT')
done

Example update_predicted_duration() script usage: 

import sys
from jaws import *

login()
print 'begin'
try:
    update_predicted_duration(job_name='d_mrn_dst_scp',
    duration=60000, scheduler='CLI - API - cm03', description='updated',
    expiration_date='2015/8/22 10:30:00 MDT')

    print 'end'

finally:
    logout()