Automic Workload Automation

  • 1.  List the UC4 objects of a client into Excel

    Posted Oct 28, 2018 04:09 AM

    Dear Experts,

     

    We are getting frequent requests  for the list of jobs exists in a client. Is there any way to export the UC4 objects in a folder/sub folders to a excel sheet. I have tried export it to XML file and importing the XML file into the Excel.

    But it didnt work properly.

     

    Thanks,

    RK



  • 2.  Re: List the UC4 objects of a client into Excel

    Posted Oct 29, 2018 05:31 AM

    Hi

     

    if you use Java client, just rightclick in the free space in (Automic) explorer, View - export to file - into an CSV file.

     

    cheers, Wolfgang



  • 3.  Re: List the UC4 objects of a client into Excel

    Posted Oct 29, 2018 12:35 PM

    Dear Wolfgang,

    Thanks for your reply.

     

    We are using AWI 12 in web interface. I am not able get such options.

     

    Thanks,

    RK



  • 4.  RE: Re: List the UC4 objects of a client into Excel

    Posted Dec 05, 2023 01:21 PM

    Hello Mr. Wolfgang,

    I do use Java client. When I right click on the free space in Automic explorer, nothing happens. I do not see anything. Please advice.




  • 5.  Re: List the UC4 objects of a client into Excel

    Posted Oct 29, 2018 02:31 PM

    Hi

     

    I wasn't able too with AWI...

     

    If you want to invest 15 Minutes you can install JAVA Client :-)

     

    cheers, Wolfgang



  • 6.  RE: Re: List the UC4 objects of a client into Excel

    Posted Dec 05, 2023 01:21 PM

    I have the Java client. But when I try to right-click on the free space on Automic explorer, I do not see any options. Please advice.




  • 7.  Re: List the UC4 objects of a client into Excel

    Posted Oct 29, 2018 02:38 PM

    I was poking around in the database to see what it would take to run a query of the contents of a folder.  You have to join OH (object table) to OFS (folder relationship table) like so;

     

    select oh_name
    from ofs, oh
    where ofs_oh_idnr_f = 1006459
    and oh_idnr = ofs_oh_idnr_o;

     

    The ofs table has one row for each folder.  So if you are looking for objects in folder L1/L2/L3, these are represented by three different rows in the oh table that have relationships to one another.   In my case I wanted to know the objects that were stored in L3, so I found its oh_idnr and used that in my query.