There are a few ways to do this depending on your method of obtaining data.
From the CLI, you could run sis status to pull the information
Some initial script possibilities(note these are not full scripts, just the relevant base commands)
If you have a Unix admin host a simple shell script of
to put all jobs into a single file:
sis status |grep Enabled > sis_on.txt
to separate idle and running jobs
sis status |grep Enabled |grep Idle > FILE
sis status |grep Enabled |grep Active > FILE
from the powershell toolkit on Windows
for all jobs to one file
get-naSis |select Path,Status | out-file FILE
for each status
get-naSis | where-object {$_.State -eq "Enabled"} | where-object {$_.Status -eq "Active"} | select Path,Status |out-file FILE
get-naSis | where-object {$_.State -eq "Enabled"} | where-object {$_.Status -eq "Idle"} | select Path,Status |out-file FILE
- Scott
