topic Re: commad to check Job commited in last 2 days in General Topics

commad to check Job commited in last 2 days

fatboy1607 — Fri, 02 Jan 2015 06:34:50 GMT

Could anyone plz help with commadn to check jobs which was commited in last 2 days.

I checked using command show jobs all but it displays jobs for last 10 hours.

Re: commad to check Job commited in last 2 days

Retired Member — Fri, 02 Jan 2015 08:25:37 GMT

Hello Mandar,

"show jobs all" shows the last 30 jobs, it is not limited to the last 10 hours.

If you want to see older jobs, you can search in the system/config logs.

For instance, if you want to see the committed configuration changes, you can run:

> show log config direction equal backward cmd equal commit

Other options:

> show log config direction equal backward cmd equal

add add

clone clone

commit commit

create create

delete delete

edit edit

get get

load-from-disk load-from-disk

move move

rename rename

save-to-disk save-to-disk

set set

If you don't find what you are looking for in the config logs, you can search the system logs:

> show log system direction equal backward | match job

> show log system direction equal backward | match commit

If you let us know what specific information you are looking for, we will surely be able to help you.

Regards,

Guillermo.

Re: commad to check Job commited in last 2 days

oklier — Fri, 02 Jan 2015 22:58:24 GMT

You can also check in the GUI under Monitor->Logs->System and just filter for the term commit in the description field.

Re: commad to check Job commited in last 2 days

mmmccorkle — Tue, 06 Jan 2015 19:07:38 GMT

Mandar,

If it is not in the last 30 jobs, we won't see it under 'show jobs all' command line command.

I had to figure this out the other day, and this is what I found to be easiest way.

'( description contains 'Commit' )'

Bonus Note: The following flags in the description will determine what type of commit happened at the time. Under advanced options in the commit window, you can choose your options.

'device_network=true' - Device and/or network changes were committed.

'shared_object=true' - Policy and/or Object changes were committed.

If 'device_network=false' was listed, then this means that device/network changes were not committed. This also applies to the 'shared_object=' flag.

Thanks!