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140 Monitoring and maintaining FSE
Example output of the fsejob --list command
Example output of the fsejob --list --detail command
The retrieved data is the same for both fsejob --list with and without the --detail option, but the
data is displayed using different layouts. When the --detail option is specified, the command output
can be parsed by other commands and scripts.
Another example of the fsejob --list --detail command output is shown in ”Excerpt from an
example output of the fsejob --list --detail command” on page 167.
Once you know the job ID, you can narrow your search and view the status of the selected FSE job by
using the --status option followed by the job ID.
As shown in the example, the output is the following:
• the job ID
• the partition name
• the job type
• the job priority
• the time when the job was started
fsejob --list
JobId Partition Type Prio Started Status
20051202000082 video_captures Recall 8478 2005/12/02 10:22:57 Waiting for
resources
20051202000083 video_captures Migration 7436 2005/12/02 10:23:07 Writing
DiskBuffer
20051202000084 scanned_img Migration 4439 2005/12/02 10:24:34 Writing to
Medium
fsejob --list --detail
JobID: 20051202000082
Partition: video_captures
Type: Recall
Priority: 8478
Started: 2005/12/02 10:22:57
Status: Waiting for resources
JobID: 20051202000083
Partition: video_captures
Type: Migration
Priority: 7436
Started: 2005/12/02 10:23:07
Status: Writing DiskBuffer
JobID: 20051202000084
Partition: scanned_img
Type: Migration
Priority: 4439
Started: 2005/12/02 10:24:34
Status: Writing to Medium