Script Schedule
Hello,
I have been trying to get a report/list of all my scripts that have a schedule and what that schedule is. I have over 100 scripts and really don't want to manually record what their schedules are. Is there an easier way of doing that either through a KACE report or a SQL Query?
Attached is a picture of what part of the script I'm trying to report on.
Thanks,
JK
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chucksteel
6 years ago
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Script schedules can be stored either in the IM_CRON table or the KBOT_CRON_SCHEDULE. This query should return scripts that have a schedule in one of those tables.
SELECT KBOT.NAME,
CASE
when KBOT.IM_CRON_ID = 0 then concat(KBOT_CRON_SCHEDULE.MINUTES," ", KBOT_CRON_SCHEDULE.HOURS," ", KBOT_CRON_SCHEDULE.DAYS_OF_MONTH," ", KBOT_CRON_SCHEDULE.MONTHS," ", KBOT_CRON_SCHEDULE.DAYS_OF_WEEK)
else concat(IM_CRON.MINUTES," ", IM_CRON.HOURS," ", IM_CRON.DAYS_OF_MONTH," ", IM_CRON.MONTHS," ", IM_CRON.DAYS_OF_WEEK," ")
end as CRON,
CASE
when KBOT.IM_CRON_ID = 0 then "KBOT_CRON_SCHEDULE"
else "IM_CRON"
end as CRONTYPE
FROM ORG1.KBOT
LEFT JOIN KBOT_CRON_SCHEDULE on KBOT_CRON_SCHEDULE.KBOT_ID = KBOT.ID
LEFT JOIN IM_CRON on IM_CRON.ID = KBOT.IM_CRON_ID
HAVING CRON like "%"
ORDER BY KBOT.NAME
Comments:
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This worked great!
I am actually in the process of learning MySQL and SQL.
I was very close to getting this query myself but I was stumped only getting like 12 records.
I had done LEFT JOIN IM_CRON on IM_CRON.ID = KBOT.ID
Which I realize now isn't correct.
Thanks,
JK - Jkeys 6 years ago-
If you haven't already setup a program like MySQL Workbench to connect to the database, then I highly recommend doing so. The tables are fairly well laid out and generally easy to follow the connections between them. - chucksteel 6 years ago
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Yeah, that is what I did. I think it is interesting to learn. - Jkeys 6 years ago
