FAQ VTOM Dates - Dec

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unlock a locked date

Unlock a locked date in command line is not possible, and should stay a human action. If you ask yourself how to automate and unlock a locked date (or all) without an human action, may be your job(s) should not lock the date in the first place (in jobs’s definition).

Of course you can always unlock a locked date by setting all jobs which are blocking this date to OK.

You can list all locked date with this command : tlist blocage

Or check the status of a date : tchkdate /nom="your_datename"

Then loop over all blocking jobs and set to OK :

vtom@044d119e1768:/mnt/workspace$ vtaddjob /nom="exploitation/appli_test/job1" /status="te"
Modification du traitement exploitation/appli_test/job1 terminee (27ms).

retrieve corresponding environment/application for a specific date?

tlist [-f <env>[/<app>[/<job>]]] jobs should do the trick.

Something like that :

tlist jobs | sort -k"2,2" -u | grep -w "your_date"
sort -k"2,2" -u to sort on applications and get unique row for an application
grep -w "your_date" to filter with your specific date


vtom@044d119e1768:~$ tlist -f exploitation jobs | sort -k"2,2" -u | grep -w "date_exp"
exploitation            appli_test              job1                    client_local            date_exp

Also, you can do a csv list of whatever column you want with a vtexport and an preformatted xsl file.

First compile the Stylizer.java class : javac Stylizer.java

Export your VTOM base in XML :

vtexport -x [-f <env>[/<app>[/job]]] > /somepath/your_vtexport.xml

Filter the XML with the XSL file : java Stylizer filter_env_app_date.xsl your_vtexport.xml

vtom@044d119e1768:/mnt/workspace$ javac Stylizer.java
vtom@044d119e1768:/mnt/workspace$ ls
Stylizer.class  Stylizer.java
vtom@044d119e1768:/mnt/workspace$ java Stylizer filter_env_app_date.xsl /var/tmp/vtexport.xml
exploitation£appli_test£date_exp£