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Generate Blob Reports Using Autorep Example: Export Job Definition with Input Blobs This example uses the autorep command to export a job definition: autorep -J ALL -q The output might resemble the following: insert_job: test_job job_type: cmd command: cat machine: juno owner: jerry@ca permission: gx,ge,wx alarm_if_fail: 1 If the job has one or more input blobs tied to it, in addition to the job definition, the autorep command extracts each of the job blob definitions, and the output might resemble the following: insert_job: test_job_with_blob job_type: cmd command: cat machine: juno owner: jerry@juno permission: std_in_file: $$blobt alarm_if_fail: 1 /* -- test_job_with_blob:insert_blob #1 -- */ insert_blob: test_job_with_blob blob_input: <auto_blobt>multi-lined text data for job blob 1 </auto_blobt> /* -- test_job_with_blob:insert_blob #2 -- */ insert_blob: test_job_with_blob blob_input: <auto_blobt> multi-lined text data for job blob 2 </auto_blobt> /* -- test_job_with_blob:insert_blob #3 -- */ insert_blob: test_job_with_blob blob_input: <auto_blobt> multi-lined text data for job blob 3 </auto_blobt> You can also specify a location to download the blobs using the -f parameter as follows: autorep -J ALL -q -f /myblobsdir The output might resemble the following: insert_job: test_job_with_blob job_type: cmd command: cat machine: juno owner: jerry@juno permission: Chapter 27: Working with Binary Large Objects (Blobs) 529
