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SMARTS NCM : How to query the Smarts NCM database for a complete list of Task and Jobs details. (304359)

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This article explains how to get a complete list of Job and Task details in Smarts NCM using an SQL query.

The following sections show the database query syntax and examples for fetching the complete list of Job and Task details from Smarts NCM application database.

1. Log into the NCM PostgreSQL Control Database. See knowledge base Article 17344 for operating system specific instructions on how to do this if needed.

2. To query the Job number, Job name and Status from the Smarts NCM database, do the following:

voyencedb=# select job_number from cm_job;

The above query will give the output as:

job_number
------------
100000
100002
100004
100006
100008
100010
100012
(7 rows)

voyencedb=# select job_number,job_name,status from cm_job;

The above query will give the output as:

job_number | job_name | status
------------+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------
100000 | AutoDiscovery-cisco | enum.taskStatus.complete_warning
100002 | AutoDiscovery-cisco | enum.taskStatus.complete_warning
100004 | AutoDiscovery-xxx-AD2 | enum.taskStatus.complete_warning
100006 | AutoDiscovery-xxx-AD2 | enum.taskStatus.complete_warning
100008 | AutoDiscovery-XYZ| enum.taskStatus.complete_success
100010 | AutoDiscovery-XYZ | enum.taskStatus.complete_success
100012 | AUTODISC-CMDLINE-2014/10/08-05:36:00PM | enum.taskStatus.complete_success
(7 rows)

3. To query the Task number, Task name and Status from the Smarts NCM database, do the following:

voyencedb=# select task_number,task_name,status from cm_task;

The above query will give the output as:

task_number | task_name | status
-------------+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------
100007 | Task - Mon Sep 29 19:23:13 IST 2014 | enum.taskStatus.complete_warning
100001 | Task - Mon Sep 29 18:58:48 IST 2014 | enum.taskStatus.complete_warning
100003 | Task - Mon Sep 29 18:58:42 IST 2014 | enum.taskStatus.complete_warning
100005 | Task - Mon Sep 29 19:19:39 IST 2014 | enum.taskStatus.complete_warning
100009 | Task - Tue Sep 30 16:42:12 IST 2014 | enum.taskStatus.complete_success
100011 | Task - Tue Sep 30 16:49:02 IST 2014 | enum.taskStatus.complete_success
100013 | AUTODISC-CMDLINE-2014/10/08-05:36:00PM | enum.taskStatus.complete_success
100014 | Task - Wed Oct 08 17:38:04 IST 2014 | enum.taskStatus.complete_success
(8 rows)

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