Is there a way to export a list of scheduled jobs from FME Server to a txt file or some other format?
Thanks in advance.
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Export list of FME Server Scheduled Jobs to File
+28- Enthusiast
Best answer by larry
You can use a REST call to get all the schedules in json format and use json manipulation transformers to get the information you need and then write it to a text file.
See:
http://<Your FME Server address>/fmerest/v2/apidoc/#!/schedules/list_get_0
for API details.
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You can use a REST call to get all the schedules in json format and use json manipulation transformers to get the information you need and then write it to a text file.
See:
http://<Your FME Server address>/fmerest/v2/apidoc/#!/schedules/list_get_0
for API details.
+23- Contributor
All this information is stored in the FME Server database (default postgresSQL).
That data can be read using FME (what else) and written to any format of choice.
Be aware not to write anything to the FME Server database as that may corrupt your FME Server instance.
+28- Enthusiast
You can use a REST call to get all the schedules in json format and use json manipulation transformers to get the information you need and then write it to a text file.
See:
http://<Your FME Server address>/fmerest/v2/apidoc/#!/schedules/list_get_0
for API details.
+18- Supporter
You can use a REST call to get all the schedules in json format and use json manipulation transformers to get the information you need and then write it to a text file.
See:
http://<Your FME Server address>/fmerest/v2/apidoc/#!/schedules/list_get_0
for API details.